Rhys has been announced as a contestant on this year’s Strictly Come Dancing. We are so excited to watch him on BBC when the show returns this autumn. Good luck Rhys!

Heat Magazine write about ‘How TikTok Kept Us Tickled During Lockdown’ featuring Kyron. Kyron tells Heat how he was “so bored” and how he was “missing being creative” so he decided to try and make people laugh. Now with 1 million followers on TikTok Kyron’s teacher parodies are continuing to grow in popularity.

Margravine co-founder Caspar Lee sat down with Molly Innes from Insider. Caspar talks about why he stopped posting YouTube videos in 2019 and his transition from YouTuber to entrepreneur.

The University of Cambridge’s student newspaper, Varsity, features Glam By Flo, Luiza and Lola in their two piece series ‘Digital Disruptors’. This article focuses on TikTokers and all three girls talk about the importance of fashion in exploring your identity and how TikTok aesthetics are steering trends more than runways.

Dianne features on the cover of P.S. Magazine which can be found inside The Sunday Post. Dianne speaks about how lockdown has changed her love life, the thrill of returning to TV and going back to her roots.

Drama graduate Kyron Hamilton took the digital realm by storm when he produced his school-based teacher skits in 2020. As he continues to thrive across TikTok and Instagram, Kyron is also preparing to take his budding career to YouTube, where he is creating his own comedy sketch show – watch this space!

Sophia & Cinzia and their chart topping podcast ‘The Girls Bathroom’ features in Heat World to celebrate 10 million downloads! The girls talk vision boards, make-up tips and their plans for hot girl summer.

Ambar shares her journey as a model and her story behind founding her amazing wellness community, Bamby Collective on the Crashing Borders Podcast.

Grazia turns to The Girls Bathroom, ‘one of the country’s favourite relationship-based podcasts’, and a ‘must-listen for millions’, to ask hosts Sophia & Cinzia for their advice on some Grazia reader dilemmas.

Sophia & Cinzia’s chart-topping podcast, The Girls Bathroom, features in Hello! Magazine’s latest podcast recommendations, alongside Beyonce, Louis Theroux and Harry & Meghan.

Dianne releases a bright and colourful active and loungewear collection in collaboration with Lucy Locket Loves. Sizes range from 6-26. Check out the collection.

Dianne appears on the Women’s Health YouTube Channel to discuss her morning routine - Watch the full video.

Ambar shares practical steps we can all take to love our bodies more and the impact that social media and diet culture can have on self-esteem and mental health.

The Power Thread sat down with Sophia and Cinzia to talk about how they met, the inspiration behind The Girls Bathroom podcast, and what being powerful means to them.

‘Ambar is an influencer who has made content for TikTok around body image and body confidence. She has struggled with eating disorders in the past, and says the content she found shocked her as it promoted what she calls ‘toxic behaviours’. Ambar reported her concerns, and believes the app could do more to protect users.'

Mental health and wellbeing advocate Ambar’s TikTok page is crammed full of reminders about what is healthy and normal.

Though Byron Langley’s prominence in the public eye is starting to rapidly rise, Langley has had a passion for music from an early age.

In more typical circumstances, Ambar might go on one to three shoots per week. Instead, she’s used this lull to work on Bamby Collective, her supportive space for young women online.