LOVE Island star Davide Sanclimenti has celebrated a huge milestone with his girlfriend Iris Au.
The couple marked their one-year anniversary on Saturday with a special montage video.
The clip featured photos of their loved-up dates together, to holidays and trips around the world and romantic gestures.
The hunky Italian looked smitten with the mum-of-two.
Davide is seen presenting his partner with a huge bouquet of roses and another clip showed them kissing on the beach.
He captioned it: “ONE [love heart emoji] Happy Anniversary.”
The TV star shot to fame in 2022 when he won with Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu.
The pair were known for their tumultuous relationship in and out of the villa, and they split the following year.
Davide then confirmed he was dating his new girlfriend Iris Au last year.
Los Angeles based Iris documents her life on social media.
The 35-year-old has two daughters Paris, 10, and Pia, 11.
In March, Davide dropped a HUGE hint that he had married Iris after he referred to Paris as his “stepdaughter”.
It came after he posted a video which was titled “Pranking my stepdaughter’, where he pretended to be auditioning to be her and her sister’s manny (a male nanny)
On Valentine’s day, Davide confessed his love for Iris with a soppy Instagram post.
Davide gushed: “Happy Valentine’s Day to the most romantic woman I’ve ever met. Since being with you, I learned what a ‘monthsary’ is.
It comes after Davide’s ex Ekin-Su called time on her three-month releationship with Curtis Pritchard last week.
The Sun exclusively revealed how their shock break-up – after three weeks of dating following their time in the Love Island spin-off villa – “wasn’t weeks in the making.”
As such, the split is said to be “raw” for both parties who discovered they were “growing apart” – with work opportunities proving a key divide.
A source close to the former couple has now told The Sun of the break-up: “It was very much a mutual decision, but it happened very recently in the last few days.
“It certainly wasn’t weeks in the making, so it’s still raw for them both but they had a series of crisis talks in the recent days which were emotional for them both.
“They wanted to make it work, but they felt they like they were growing apart and they couldn’t see a way forward.
“One of the biggest issues for their relationship was their busy careers – it sounds like a cliche but Ekin, 30, is getting a lot of work opportunities out in America, while Curtis, 29, is focussing on his burgeoning boxing career as well as his new investment app.
“As they are both so busy, it was becoming harder to prioritise the relationship and they realised that wasn’t a good sign.
“They are still on really good terms and it’s all very amicable.
“Nobody was blindsided, so there is no bad blood between them.”
In May, Ekin-Su shared a statement on social media confirming they had parted ways.
She said: “I wanted to share that Curtis and I have decided to go our separate ways.
“It’s been a really tough decision, but one made with a lot of love and respect for one another.
“He’s an incredible person and I’ll always cherish the memories we made both in and out of the villa.
“Thank you all so much for the love and support over the past few months.
“We’re both focusing on navigating this transition and would really appreciate privacy during this time.
“Love always, Ekin-Su.”
ENGLAND failed to set the world alight in their laboured 1-0 win against Andorra in the World Cup qualifiers.
Harry Kane notched his 72nd goal for his country and Thomas Tuchel went rogue by starting Curtis Jones in right-back to make room for Jordan Henderson in the middle.
An uneventful first half saw the Three Lions BOOED off in the near empty RCDE Stadium in Barcelona.
Kane, who poked wide in the first 30 minutes, smashed in Chelsea winger Noni Madueke‘s quick low cross five minutes after the break.
England struggled to break down the home side’s bus-parking tactics – weeks after Albania put three goals away against Andorra.
Here SunSport’s Charlie Wyett rates and slates the England players from sunny Spain.
As expected, a bystander in goal and Tuchel should have given James Trafford a debut.
Aston Villa star looks to be England’s first-choice central defender and he will not get an easier game than this.
It is now obvious that Tuchel loves the Newcastle defender and he has got a very good chance of going to the World Cup although some of his passing was dreadful.
The likes of Harry Maguire and Eric Dier must be peed off.
Just 24 hours after James said his best position was right-back, Thomas Tuchel played him at left-back.
He did not look that comfortable. He also produced a terrible delivery at a free-kick near the end.
Played as an inverted right-back so had plenty of licence to get forward. Played a part in the opening goal with a clever pass to Kane.
Had the first shot of the game after 56 seconds but did not cause too many problems in his offensive midfield role.
Cap no 84 for the Ajax midfielder although this was his first start since November 2023.
You can see why Tuchel wants a player of his experience but he did not have much influence here
Delivered some silky skills which caused Andorra a few problems but lacked an end product.
Has been on fire in training during the week in Girona but did not really get involved although saw plenty of the ball.
England’s best player although should have scored in injury-time.
Was particularly bright in the first half and played a part in the opening goal.
Missed a couple of chances but finally got his goal shortly into the second. It was his 450th career goal.
SAVVY shoppers have spotted an amazing Tesco Clubcard trick to bag cinema tickets for a bargain price.
For just £1, you’ll be able to grab a ticket to the latest blockbusters movies at Cineworld.
The spot was made on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group on Facebook.
One user posted: “Cineworld £4 club card tickets work with Meerkat Movies!
“Me and my daughter get to watch the new Stitch film for just £1 tomorrow.”
This is because of a new Tesco Clubcard deal giving shoppers the chance to bag cheap cinema tickets.
For just £4 — or £2 in Tesco Clubcard vouchers — movie fans can treat themselves thanks to a new partnership between Tesco and Cineworld.
The user then used £2 worth of Clubcard points as they double up for reward partners.
And what’s more, this savvy shopper used the Clubcard deal alongside the Meerkat Movies 2-for-1 deal from Compare the Market meaning they only had to pay £1.
Another user left a comment under the find, saying: “I also watched stitch with my daughter for £1!
“I converted £3.50 in Clubcard points which gave me £7 to spend on Cineworld.
“Then purchased two of the £4 Clubcard tickets and paid the extra £1!”
The Clubcard deal allows movie fans to buy up to four discounted tickets, making it cheap to enjoy the movies with family and friends.
But film fans should be quick as the Clubcard deal ends on Sunday June 8.
The discounts don’t stop there either — Cineworld is also offering Clubcard holders a special £6 deal for a medium drink and popcorn, with the option to upgrade to a large for just £1 more.
Tesco shoppers keen to grab the bargain cinema tickets must exchange a minimum of 50p in Clubcard vouchers through the app or website.
Once completed members should head to the Cineworld site and buy tickets “not covered by their Clubcard Vouchers”.
To snap up the special drink and popcorn deal, movie-goers will need to show their Clubcard at the food counter.
The immensely popular Clubcard loyalty scheme is a simple way to slash the price of groceries.
For every £1 spent customers earn a point.
Each pound is worth a penny, so if you collect 150 points you earn a £1.50 voucher.
It doesn’t sound like much but it adds up over time.
But the real value comes when you use your vouchers with Tesco’s
Reward Partners, where the value can often double, meaning your £1.50 could be worth £3 depending on where you use it.
You can rack up extra points by shopping with Tesco’s partnered brands too.
Vauxhall, Evri, and OVO Energy are just a few examples.
Customers who purchase a new Vauxhall car can earn a whopping 50,000
Clubcard points, while shoppers spending with Evri can earn one point for every £1 spent.
The full list of partners is available on Tesco’s website, so it’s worth having a look to see where you can get more bang for your buck.
Once you convert your Clubcard vouchers into codes for use with a Reward Partner, those codes are valid for six months, so make sure to use them in time.
Signing up for Clubcard is easy; you can register through the Tesco app, available on the Apple App Store or Google Play, or by heading to Tesco.com and ordering one directly.
For regular Tesco shoppers, upgrading to Clubcard Plus might be worth considering.
It costs £7.99 a month but gives you 10% off two in-store shops of your choice each month.
If your shop is £40 or more, the discount pays for itself — and you’ll even save a bit more.
You’re not locked in either; the subscription can be paused or cancelled at any time if you’re away or not planning to spend as much.
Another simple way to build your points faster is by opting into Tesco’s marketing emails.
While your inbox might get busier, these emails often include exclusive offers and bonus point deals tailored to your shopping habits and they can be a quick win when it comes to boosting your balance.
As mentioned above, it’s important to keep an eye on voucher expiry dates as the vouchers expire two years after being issued.
But there’s a handy trick that not everyone knows, if a voucher is about to expire, just spend a small amount of it and the remaining balance will be reissued with a fresh two-year expiry.
So if you’ve got a £10 voucher and use just 50p, the other £9.50 gets renewed.
Finally, if you fancy earning a few extra points from the comfort of your home, you can sign up for Shopper Thoughts, a survey site that rewards you with Clubcard points for sharing your opinions.
It’s a quick and easy way to bag 150 points just by filling in a few questions.
With a few simple tricks and a bit of attention, Tesco Clubcard can be a handy tool to save cash or unlock bigger rewards, just don’t forget to use your vouchers before they expire.
A Tesco employee has revealed a surprising secret about the self-scan trolleys.
According to the worker, random checks on customers using these trolleys are not entirely random.
The checks are actually triggered by a specific customer habit.
If you frequently pick up and put down items without scanning them, you’re more likely to be selected for a check.
This is due to the system detecting suspicious behaviour, which could indicate potential theft.
So, to avoid delays, it’s best to scan items immediately after placing them in your trolley.
THE Moses Itauma steam train is on course to collide with Dillian Whyte on August 16.
The 20-year-old heavyweight sensation has been struggling to find incremental step-up opponents, after demolishing his last two victims inside three combined rounds.
But the 37-year-old Brixton Body Snatcher has leapt up to the challenge and will face the hottest prospect in world boxing in the scorching Saudi desert on August 16.
The clash would come just three months after the Slovakia-born Kent wonderkid battered poor Mike Balogun inside two rounds on May 24 and barked: “I don’t have to worry about doing rounds, but my team wants to see me in a 10-rounder.
“And then I want in with the big dogs.”
Whyte was scheduled to have a tune-up fight in Ipswich but withdrew as soon as the big-money fight was placed on his table.
Itauma was also slated to have another litmus test on the July 19 Wembley showdown between Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois.
But Saudi boxing kingpin Turki Al Sheikh is a man on a mission to make the biggest and best bouts that he fancies.
And all the best-laid plans and blueprints go up in smoke when he dreams up a fantasy fight and stumps up the Riyals to stage it.
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A 34-YEAR-OLD man murdered and dismembered a college student, 19, on the first date after allegedly watching a Netflix series showing mutilation.
Maxwell Anderson was convicted of homicide and dismembering a corpse on Friday for the heinous murder of Sade Robinson last year.
The two had met at a bar and spent the rest of their evening getting dinner and drinks at the Twisted Fisherman in Milwaukee.
Teen Sade then went back to Anderson’s apartment where, at one point in the night, the alleged killer put on Netflix show Love, Death & Robots.
One episode of the series called “The Drowned Giant” portrays the horrific mutilation of a human body on the beach.
In a chilling similarity, prosecutors have claimed that monster Anderson dismembered Sade’s body on a beach in Wisconsin overlooking Lake Michigan.
Juror Melissa Blascoe told the Milwaukee-Journal Sentinel: “I was like […] that’s disgusting because that could have been where he got some of his ideas or fantasies.
“I physically felt like I was gonna throw up at that point. I know a lot of people were shaking and crying.”
Anderson was also charged with arson and hiding a corpse in connection with Sade’s death.
He was found guilty on all counts.
Cops said it’s believed Anderson spread the 19-year-old’s remains across Milwaukee County and burned her car in an attempt to hide key evidence.
Surveillance footage showed Sade’s car leaving Anderson’s apartment in the early hours of April 2.
It then arrived at the beach along the shores of Lake Michigan.
When Sade didn’t turn up for work the next day, concern was sparked on her whereabouts.
The student’s manager Justin Romano told CNN that she was “very outgoing, she would talk to everybody here.”
He added: “She was always there to lighten the mood.”
After Sade hadn’t showed up for her shift – which “wasn’t like her at all” – Justin added: “We kind of knew something was up.
“We had been calling her all day.”
Anderson is thought to have dismembered Sade and set her car alight behind an abandoned building.
He then took a bus back to is apartment.
Despite “extreme fire damage” to Sade’s car, cops where able to identify the outfit the 19-year-old had been wearing on the night of the date alongside part of an iPhone consistent with hers, CNN reports.
Cops had been called to Warnimont Park after a human leg was horrifically discovered, which was later identified as belonging to Sade.
Anderson had planned to kill the student weeks before her death, a “confidential informant” claimed, Fox News reports.
Anderson’s attorney Tony Cotton argued that the prosecution showed no evidence of his intention to kill Sade.
The attorney also raised how Anderson didn’t try to hide his identity as he travelled on public transport home and was also in clean clothes despite having allegedly dismembered Sade’s body in a muddy location.
Jurors reached their verdict in one hour on the ninth day of trial.
Milwaukee County Assistant District Attorney Ian Vance-Curzan said: “While we are satisfied with this verdict, our hearts go out to the family of Sade Robinson.”
And Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Det. JoAnn Donner – who had spent months working on the heartbreaking case – said: “My heart goes out to the family and [Sade’s] friends and really, the community at large.
“It’s everyone’s come together, and it’s really hard to take that step back as a law enforcement officer and not get that really emotionally involved during the case.
“I will admit that I did go back to my office after the verdict, and I had a good cry because I finally got to have that emotion. It does affect us too.”
And Sade’s grieving mom Sheena Scarbrough said in a GoFundMe set up for her daughter’s memorial service that she was a “loving daughter, a cherished sister, and a dear friend to many”.
Anderson is to be sentenced on August 15, where he faces a mandatory life sentence in prison.
THE woman who was kidnapped by a serial killer and sold to his family is having her story retold in a new movie.
At just five months old, Tiffany Stasi was snatched from her mother Lisa, by killer John Robinson in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1985.
She would not find out the dark truth about her life and her sick uncle for another 15 years when he was revealed to be a serial killer whose victims included her own mother.
It is the focus of a new film Kidnapped by a Killer: The Heather Robinson Story that airs tonight.
Tiffany was brought up as Heather Robinson by her adoptive parents Don and Frieda Robinson.
But in 2000, her uncle John Robinson, Don’s brother, was arrested after bodies of multiple women were discovered in barrels on his property as part of an investigation into missing people.
It was then, when she was 15 years old, that Heather learned Robinson had kidnapped her and handed her to his family for an illegal adoption for which he got $5,500.
Her biological mother, Lisa, met Robinson after she went to a woman’s shelter following a split with Heather’s dad.
Robinson said he would help the pair find a home but instead he brutally killed her mother and sold the baby to his brother and sister-in-law who thought they were legally adopting her.
He had claimed 19-year-old Lisa committed suicide in a hotel room.
By the time of his arrest in 2000, the then 56-year-old had been linked to the murders of eight women.
He had a lengthy criminal record that included fraud and embezzlement and had tricked people with the alias of John Osbourne.
The depths of his depravity were not uncovered until a woman came forward accusing him of sexual assault and theft which led to a police search at his home near La Cygne, Kansas.
He had already been named as a person of interest in a number of cases across Missouri and Kansas of missing women.
When cops scoured his farmland, they found barrels containing the decomposing bodies of Izabela Lewicka and Suzette Trouten.
Lewicka was reported missing in 1999 and Trouten in 2000.
The bodies of Beverly Bonner, Sheila Faith, and her daughter, Debbie Faith were later found at two storage units he rented in Missouri.
After his arrest, Heather’s DNA was tested which confirmed the truth about her adoption and the forged certificates.
In 2002, Robinson went on trial for the murders of Trouten, Lewicka, and Lisa Stasi, though her body was never recovered.
He was found guilty of all counts and handed two death sentences and a life sentence as well as convicted for the kidnap and false adoption of Heather.
A year later, he received more life sentences after pleading guilty to the murders of Paula Godfrey, Catherine Clampitt, Beverly Bonner, and Sheila and Debbie Faith.
Despite two life sentences being overturned in 2015, Robinson remains on death row at the age of 81.
He was found to have been one of the first killers to use the internet to lure in victims, speaking to women in online chat rooms under the username “slavemaster”.
I’d be dead. I would be in that barrel.
Heather Robinson
Authorities discovered that with some of his victims, Robinson engaged in sadomasochistic sex and master-slave relationships before killing them, per Biography.
In a rare interview with ABC News in 2019, Heather said she believes she witnessed her mother’s murder but does not remember it.
She said that while she was growing up, Uncle John “gave me this really weird, off-putting feeling in the pit of my stomach.”
“It’s like walking down a dark alley in the middle of the night while you know someone is behind you, approaching you closer and closer.”
Heather also claimed that just months before Robinson’s arrest, she nearly ended up as one of his murder victims.
At a wedding in Florida, she said he asked her sexual questions and offered to pay for a plane ticket so she could stay with him.
Had she said yes, Heather said: “I’d be dead. I would be in that barrel”.
Lisa’s remains have still not been recovered with Heather continuing efforts to try to find her biological mother to have her buried on a family plot.
Heather Tiffany Robinson was eventually legally adopted by Don and Frieda at the age of 18.
Kidnapped by a Killer: The Heather Robinson Story airs on June 7 on Lifetime at 8/7c.
