THE SHEER dress trend has dominated the red carpets – and the Grammys were no different.

A-list beauties stepped out revealing all in a variety of sheer dresses for the 67th Music Award ceremony.

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The sheer dress trend took over the Grammys this week, starting with Crissy Teigen[/caption]

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Danae Mercer decided to give the sheer dress trend a go[/caption]

While many tried their hand at the fashion trend – it was Bianca Censori who donned the most shocking of all as she proudly showed off her figure in a completely see-through dress.

With the style taking over the red carpet, one woman decided to try it for herself and it’s definitely not for the faint-hearted.

Danae Mercer Ricci, a journalist and influencer took to social media to see if she could pull it off.

“Sheer dress trend? No way, no way, I can’t do that,” she said before whipping out several dresses to try on.

The first was a red sheer dress with cutouts along the stomach, but it wasn’t quite to her taste.

She said: “This one’s smaller than a single pant leg,” as she struggled to get into it.

“The quality is kind of rubbish. It feels like cheap nylon stockings and I can’t figure it out, so definitely returning it.”

The next dress was a crochet mini dress with daisies all over which she thought was super ‘cute.’

Danae’s next dress left her floored in the best way, and it looked very similar to Paris Hilton‘s sheer gold dress she wore to the Grammys.

The slim-fitting floor-length dress was made from a sheer gold material and had sequins along the body.

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Paris Hilton sported a similar one to the Grammys[/caption]

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Julia Fox arrives arrived in a sheer outfit with washing up gloves[/caption]

Paris sported a floor-length gown, a similar sheer gold dress embellished with sequins and a deep v-neck.

“It’s gorgeous. Absolutely obsessed with it but it’s pretty daring,” she said.

She wondered if she should keep it and captioned the post: “Online vs reality – sheer dress trend… or how I get blacklisted from fashion brands.”

The video shared to her Instagram account @danaemercer went viral with over 13k likes.

People were quick to take to the comments sharing their thoughts on the sheer dress trend.

One person wrote: “The gold one and the last floral one – YES!! You look great in those.”

Another commented: “They all look like poorly made 70’s nightgowns to me—hard pass!”

“I feel like the whole “trend” is just a way for manufacturers to cheap out on production by using less material lol that being said, I really like the daisy one,” penned a third.

Meanwhile a fourth said: “No. These nudes are not classy or elegant despite the messaging from Hollywood.”

“The daisy one and the gold one were so cute,” claimed a fifth.

Someone else added: “I’d probably return them all personally BUT it’s only because they’re not MY taste. You rocked them all!”

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JAKE PAUL has emerged as a shock contender to fight Canelo Alvarez NEXT – with an agreement reportedly in place.

YouTuber-turned-boxer Paul has audaciously called out pound-for-pound great Canelo over the years.

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Jake Paul has emerged as a shock contender to fight Canelo Alvarez[/caption]

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But according to Mexican journalist Julianis Julius, the fight could be a reality for as early as this summer.

He reported online: “There is already an agreement for Jake Paul to be Canelo Álvarez’s rival in May of this year, a source very close to the operation informs me.

“The event will be co-promoted by Canelo Promotions & MVP & PBC.”

Paul has 11 wins and just one loss – to Tommy Fury via split-decision in 2023 – on his boxing record.

And he most recently beat Mike Tyson, 58, in November but the bout was heavily criticised amid the age gap.

It was also his first fight at heavyweight, bulking up to 16st 2lb after three fights at the 14st 4lb cruiserweight limit of 200lb.

Canelo meanwhile is the current 168lb super-middleweight champion FOUR STONE lighter at 12st.

The Mexican superstar is also in talks to fight unbeaten American Terence Crawford, 37, in September in Las Vegas.

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And his usual Cinco de Mayo fight date in May remains open amid the shock reports of facing Paul.

But Paul did appear to suggest his next bout could instead be in July in New York.

He posted: “It’s time. Sat July 5th. New York, New York.”

Canelo, 34, has refused to rule out fighting Paul, 28, in the past – leaving fans fearing he is ready to cash out in his career.

One posted: “Canelo about to retire.”

Another said: “Looks like my boy Canelo is about to retire.”

Paul was probed on his callouts of Canelo on the All The Smoke Fight podcast and he replied: “He’s not a monster in my eyes.

“This is the thing, everyone’s going to tune in to want to see me f***ing die, basically.”

And Canelo said on the Full Send Podcast in 2023: “When I’m done with boxing, why not? Yeah, maybe.

“I think it’s good cause what happens is other people who never watch boxing, they don’t know anything about boxing, they want to watch Jake Paul because he brings fans from another world.”

A GANG of ‘renegade’ pigs have been rampaging round a beautiful village causing thousands of pounds worth of damage.

The rogue swines escaped from a nearby farm and have started terrorising residents of Garvestone, Norfolk.

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Local Colin Williams discovered five pigs on CCTV in his garden and claims the damage will cost him more than a hefty £1,000 to repair.

“We came here to live in this lovely village but now the first thing you see when you cross the railway is mullered grass,” he complained.

“We just want this to stop.”

The pig incidents usually involve one or two hogs but, like in Colin’s case, up to five have been spotted at a time.

He’s desperate for the pigs to stop digging up his lawn and feels like he is running out of authorities to turn to for help.

The fuming villager notified the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Animal Welfare and the Animal and Plant Health Agency about the issue as well as called the police.

Couple Lorraine and Phil Williams, unrelated to Colin, have begged a number of organisations to help them tackle the problem.

Phil said: “I’m angry.

“We just know it’s such a lot of money to fix this.”

Lorraine added: “We’ve been told this is a civil matter.

“I’m now looking to speak with Citizens Advice about what we can do.”

Despite the hoodlum hogs being rounded up and returned to the farm, the escapes keep occurring.

To the dismay of residents, more pigs appear to break out each time they run loose.

They target homes along Town Lane and Tanners Green, on both sides of the Mid Norfolk Railway – with the most recent raid unfolding last Sunday.

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Lorraine and Phil Williams have also been victims of the pig ‘gang’[/caption]

Gary, another exasperated local, has also been a victim of the pigs and had his lawn completely churned up.

He asked: “What is the point of putting it all back if they’re just going to come back again?”

One resident put a fence up to protect his lawn from being savaged by the swine but they even managed to trample his property by using a neighbour’s garden as access.

The owner of the pigs Trevor Armiger keeps around 100 pigs at Orchard house and believes a saboteur has been letting them out.

“There’s nothing we’ve been doing to let them out and as soon as we’re aware they’re out, we bring them back,” he said.

The farmer has CCTV footage and broken locks to support his claim that someone’s been cutting the locks of the pig pen.

His wife, Danielle Armiger said they’ve never had this issue before and urged locals to take that into account.

She said: “We’ve got proof of someone coming in and letting the pigs out. But people around here aren’t listening to the whole story.

“Trevor has kept pigs here for over 40 years and since August, someone has been letting them out.”

A spokesman for the Norfolk Constabulary said: “Police received a report of criminal damage on January 5 following the victim’s fence being cut on Town Lane, Garvestone.

“All lines of enquiry have been exhausted and the case has been closed.

“Of course, we would always review any new information provided to us.”

The Sun has reached out to Breckland Council for a comment.

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FERGIE time.

In an era in which we are all concerned with sustainability — or at least should be — the above headline is a fine example of recycling.

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For years, it referred to Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United team and their knack for scoring late goals.

Now, it has been reconstituted to track the career of his namesake Evan, whose first name is also much-appreciated by sub-editors.

And now is the time for the 20-year-old to seize the opportunity afforded to him by a move to West Ham until the end of the season.

It was as far back as November that reports suggested the Ireland international would leave Brighton in this transfer window, most likely on loan.

It made sense given his lack of game-time for the Seagulls since an ankle operation towards the end of last season, with Fabian Hurzeler appointed as their new head coach in the meantime.

Fellow frontmen Danny Welbeck, Georginio Rutter and Joao Pedro all have at least three times the 390 minutes Ferguson has managed in the English top flight in 2024-25.

Hurzeler initially insisted there was no foundation to the reports but slowly but surely changed his tune to the point where it was not a question of whether he would leave but one of where to.

West Ham looks like a solid choice, with two of their three senior strikers sidelined. Michail Antonio may never play again because of his car crash. His campaign is certainly over.

Niclas Fullkrug is expected to be out for at least another two months with a hamstring injury.

The last rival standing is Danny Ings who, like Ferguson, has one Prem goal to his name this term.

As a result, attacking midfielder Lucas Paqueta has been asked to lead the line. Jarrod Bowen has done so too, including on his return from injury last night when he scored.

But his preferred position is out wide so there is a clearer path to regular football at the Hammers than at most Premier League clubs.

If the Meath native can flourish under Graham Potter, the gaffer who gave him his first taste of men’s football in England, then we can all breathe a little more easily and reassure ourselves that the past year was nothing more than growing pains.

But, with Brighton signing 19-year-old Stefanos Tzimas from PAOK for £22.9million after he impressed on loan stint at FC Nurnberg, it also indicates Ferguson may well need to consider a more permanent move away from England’s south coast.

The signing of the Greek teenager serves as another reminder of just how ruthless life is in the English Premier League.

And the fact that Ferguson has been loaned out rather than sold may be simply because Brighton reckon a solid second half to the season could help his market value recover some of the ground it has lost over the past 12 months.

HOPE OF THE NATION

Never mind that the entire Irish nation has dumped its hopes on Ferguson’s broad shoulders, it appears as though Brighton have already diverted their gaze to another bright young thing.

Ferguson’s task in the 14 Premier League matches remaining for West Ham may be as much to impress potential suitors rather than to try to persuade his parent club that he has a part to play in their future.

And it will not be just those at Bohemians — because of the 12.5 percent sell-on clause agreed four years ago — who will be following his fortunes closely but those who believe that World Cup qualification is a realistic possibility.

Because, despite his difficulties at club level, Ferguson remains a key player for Heimir Hallgrimsson.

He featured in all six of Ireland’s matches since the Icelander took over, starting the last four, meaning he has almost as many minutes in international football this year as he does in the Premier League.

He scored against Finland and could feel hard done by not having been awarded a penalty away to both Greece and England, a memory-prompt for the trouble he can cause defenders.

Ireland are not wholly reliant on him as they might have been in a previous era. In 2018, Aiden O’Brien — now 31 and playing for Woking in the National League after a spell with Shelbourne — started three games for Ireland up front.

He did score, in a friendly against Poland, but the forward options available to Hallgrimsson are not comparable to the tail end of the reign of Martin O’Neill, much of which had been spent lamenting the fact Robbie Keane was not any younger.

The Under-21s did not offer much hope for the future either. Reece Grego-Cox, Joe Quigley, Ronan Hale and Ryan Manning were the strikers named in the first squad of the year.

The first two play in the National League, Hale — now with Ross County — has switched to Northern Ireland and Manning has made progress, but as a full-back.

That forced people to look further down the conveyor belt to see what might be coming down the track.

Troy Parrott, Adam Idah, Aaron Connolly, Michael Obafemi, Glen McAuley and Ryan Cassidy were the ones creating the most amount of excitement.

McAuley was at Liverpool while Cassidy came through at Watford. Neither man has played professional football for a number of years. Connolly is still trying to reclaim some of the ground he has lost since breaking through at Brighton, joining Millwall from Sunderland this month in search of regular football.

Obafemi spent the second half of last season at The New Den, on loan from Burnley, and is spending this season with Plymouth on loan again.

The Pilgrims are rooted to the bottom of the Championship and he has started just a third of their 30 league games, scoring twice, so it is hardly going as well as he would’ve hoped.

PRIME EXAMPLES

But Idah and Parrott are prime examples of how a stalling of a career does not have to turn into a nosedive.

Idah’s hat-trick for Norwich City in the FA Cup against Preston North End at the age of 18 set the bar ridiculously high.

He has not been a prolific striker, and may never be, and that might explain why he is not a guaranteed starter for Celtic.

But his two goals — and the quality of his finishing — against Aston Villa in the Champions League should address some of the snootiness about his exploits in Scotland, including a cup final winner last season. He hit the target again on Sunday against Motherwell.

Admittedly, it might be a bit tougher against Bayern Munich in the play-off round but what a stage for the Cork man to test himself.

Similarly, there can be a tendency for some to diminish Parrott’s record in the Eredivisie but Uefa rank it as the sixth-best top flight and the Europa League is providing the Dubliner with some sterner tests.

Already, he has scored against Roma, Ferencvaros and Elfsborg, and played against old club Spurs, Athletic Bilbao, Fenerbahce — managed by Jose Mourinho who gave him his Tottenham debut — and Galatasaray.

They will face Gala — with whom they drew 1-1 at home — again over two legs this month. And Parrott’s uninspiring loan moves at lower-division clubs are now a distant memory with 14 goals already to his name this season.

Parrott turns 23 today, Idah 24 a week later. Ferguson is only 20 and primed to reinforce why he had jumped ahead of those older than him in the pecking order.

It is Fergie time again.

THIS is what the public wants.

Grudge matches, aggro, needle, spite, petty vendettas and schoolboy antics.

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The fighting spirit between the likes of Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira had fans lapping it up[/caption]

The idea of not just beating the other lot but absolutely rubbing their noses in it.

Watch a top Premier League match as a neutral and, while you might admire world-class talent or wonderful goals, what really seizes your attention is s**thousing, showboating, hatred, ridicule and utter disrespect.

Sunday at the Emirates — Gabriel v Erling Haaland, Myles Lewis-Skelly v Haaland, everyone v Haaland — was a throwback to Keane-Vieira and Fergie-Wenger.

The peak of the United-Arsenal enmity. Arsenal versus Manchester City, satisfying the bloodlust of the masses in peacetime.

The dislike was clear and obvious, Arsenal’s desire for revenge — after an explosive end to their 2-2 draw at the Etihad in September — was palpable.

Sure, it was mainly playground stuff — Gabriel screaming in Haaland’s face after Arsenal’s opener, Lewis-Skelly copying the Norwegian’s goal celebration, everyone calling Haaland a “c*”.

It was trivial, foul-mouthed pantomime.

But it was a hell of a lot of fun.

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Gabriel went early against Haaland and might have ended up looking foolish.

And there may be future recriminations for Lewis-Skelly — an inexperienced rookie refusing to “stay humble” and giving it to an established great.

But one thing is for certain, the viewers lapped it up.

For several years now, the English top-flight has become too nicey-nicey. Even high-stakes title showdowns have come with too much tiresome mutual respect.

There is a time and place for mutual respect — and that is  post-retirement.

Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger gush about each other in their pipe and slippers and it is heart-warming.

And Gabriel Clarke’s “Keane & Vieira: Best of Enemies” was  one of the finest TV sporting documentaries, as two great warhorses relived the Premier League’s most engrossing on-field rivalry with a grudging sense of affection after both had hung up their knuckle-dusters.

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But mutual respect in the here and now is a crushing bore.

The entire nation stopped to watch Fergie’s United against Wenger’s Arsenal — not just because they were the best teams in the country but because they genuinely loathed one another.

Tunnel rucks, pizza- slinging, on-field brawls and  Martin Keown’s scary-monster taunting of Ruud van Nistelrooy. Were you not entertained?

Great managerial feuds — such as Fergie v Wenger, Wenger v Mourinho and Mourinho v Benitez — are a thing of the past.

Pep Guardiola and Mikel Arteta — former  colleagues and still, to some extent, friends  — have not engaged with any of it.

But that doesn’t matter.

Press conference barbs and managerial mind games are just words. On-field antipathy offers true theatre.

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Sunday wasn’t perfect. In terms of enmity, as well as the 5-1 scoreline, it was too  one-sided — more hounds-against-fox blood sport than a heavyweight boxing slugfest.

Haaland is from streetfighting stock — his father Alfie’s age-old feud with Keane is  legendary and Haaland senior had a post-match online jibe at Arsenal while his son pointed to the champions badge on his City shirt after the final whistle.

But Haaland aside, City looked like the victims of a mugging. They didn’t expect it and they didn’t truly get it.

While they were being humiliated by Arsenal’s players and supporters, City didn’t collect a single yellow card.

Even during an era of four straight titles, and six in seven seasons, of financial envy and of  Premier League charges claiming 130 breaches of PSR rules, City’s players aren’t used to being truly disliked by fired-up rivals.

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Guardiola doesn’t welcome it because the levels of desire Arsenal showed can skew a game of football, adding a chaos factor which can negate his status as football’s greatest thinker.

When the clubs next meet, should the lawyers allow it, it will be intriguing to see whether City engage or attempt to rise above the needle.

The atmosphere at the Emirates has improved since Arteta lifted Arsenal into title contention.

But it has rarely been the bearpit of Sunday — with the beastly Haaland baited relentlessly.

It was like those legendary visits by Wenger’s Arsenal to face Tony Pulis’ Stoke at the Britannia — always  red-letter dates for fight fans.
Between 2008 and 2014, Arsenal visited eight times, losing five and winning only once.

The clash of styles and oceans of bile made those extraordinary occasions — with Arsenal usually beaten up and mocked mercilessly by a team Wenger accused of “rugby tactics”.

Chelsea versus Spurs became a genuine grudge match — among players not just rival supporters — climaxing in the 2016 Battle of Stamford Bridge when the Blues clinched the title for Claudio Ranieri’s Leicester in a 2-2 draw dripping with malevolence.

Such occasions are increasingly rare. Managers are more respectful and players more polite, while rules and refereeing approaches have — rightly or wrongly — softened the game.

But for global audiences, Sunday at the Emirates  was a reminder that spite and menace can provide entertainment and fun.

Surely, we need more of this. So who is joining me in urging the FA to start up a Disrespect campaign?

Go for Myles

ENGLAND have been struggling to find a decent left-back in recent years.

So, even though he’s just 18, played only ten Premier League matches and never won an Under-21 cap, Myles Lewis-Skelly (right) should be in  when Thomas Tuchel names his first starting line-up against Albania next month.

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Wood’s Goal-D

CHRIS WOOD’S hat-trick in the 7-0 rout of Brighton takes the 33-year-old journeyman to 17 Premier League goals this season — and propels the Nottingham Forest striker  into Golden Boot contention.

Look back over the 33-year history of the competition and the list of each season’s leading scorers is largely a who’s who of its greatest strikers.

The most surprising previous winners — none of them all that surprising — include Jamie Vardy, Son Heung-min, Dion Dublin and Kevin Phillips.

So if Wood pips Mo Salah (21) and Erling Haaland (19) to take the prize, the Kiwi would be the unlikeliest of the lot.

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Ready Eddie?

IT’S ludicrous this week’s Carabao Cup semi-final second legs are a month after the initial matches — due to the ever-sprawling nature of Uefa club competitions.

But the flipside is the Newcastle-Arsenal tie — which appeared a dead rubber after Eddie Howe’s team won 2-0 — now looks very much ‘game on’ after they lost twice at home and Arsenal demolished Manchester City.

Tomorrow could be squeaky bum time on the Tyne.

Dunk and dive

MUCH mirth and mockery of Lewis Dunk after the Brighton man netted his seventh Premier League own goal — only Richard Dunne has scored more.

Yet own goals are usually worthy attempts to stop certain goals.
Dunk, like Dunne, is an old-school, body-on-the-line defender, willing to take one for the team

Amorim’s Messiah complex

THE concept of Ruben Amorim being Manchester United’s last great hope is a compelling one, embraced by most fans

But it has given the Portuguese a messiah complex, thinking he’s a genius who sees things mortals can’t imagine . . . Kobbie Mainoo at centre-forward in a 2-0 home loss to Palace.

MOTORISTS are being warned to slow down this morning as severe delays caused by three separate collisions cause chaos.

There have been three crashes this morning on two major Irish motorways, causing severe delays for drivers.

Traffic bosses have urged road users to “consider a different route” after two multi-vehicle collisions and a single car crash.

A crash on the M4/N4 westbound has caused significant delays for commuters.

The single car collision occurred between Junction 5 Leixlip and Junction 6 Celbridge.

TII warned: “Delays to your journey will occur. Consider a different journey route or start time.

“When approaching the collision location, drive with caution, reduce your speed and obey instructions from emergency services.”

A separate incident has seen another Kildare crash, this time a multi-vehicle collision.

The incident occurred on the M7/N7 westbound, impacting lane one between Junction 8 Johnstown and Junction 9 Naas.

A third collision is also causing delays after a multi-car crash occurred on another main motorway.

The M11/N11 Northbound is experiencing delays between Junction 25 Enniscorthy and Junction 24 Ferns.

There is also reports of congestion impacting Dublin’s M50, with both northbound and southbound routes seeing heavy flows of traffic.

TRANSPORT CANCELLATIONS

Meanwhile, Bus Eireann has issued a number of cancellations and disruptions for commuters.

Due to operational issues the 7.30am 226X from Kinsale to MTU has been cancelled.

There are a number of diversions in place for routes 214 and 216 which can all be found here.

The 323X from Birr to Limerick at 7am is currently operating 20 minutes behind schedule.

Route 115 from at 7.50am from Enfield to Dublin has been cancelled this morning.

The 109X at 7.15am from Dublin to Cavan has also been cancelled, as has the 7.50am 105 service from Connolly Hospital to Ashbourne.

The D4/D5 is operating at a reduced frequency.

Over at Irish Rail, the 5.40am Sligo to Connolly Station service is operating 11 minutes late due to a mechanical issue.

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A WOMAN who has lost more than seven stone in weight has shared her “magic” go-to snack.

Terri Lowe is also known as the ‘Air Fryer Queen’, and for good reason, as almost all of her recipes can be made in the device.

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And in a recent video on her TikTok page, Terri – who has lost a whopping 100lbs (7 stone 1lb) – revealed her new “obsession”.

She began with two dishes, into which she put two eggs each, before whisking them up with a fork and ensuring they’re fully mixed up.

“Okay, here’s where the magic happens,” she said.

“If you like onion, you’re gonna add some onion. I love onion.

“And then we’re gonna add some cheese.”

She then added in some cheese to the mix – using a spicy grated cheese herself but pointing out you can use “whatever cheese you want”.

“Each of these have about 15 to 20 grams of protein because of the cheese and the egg,” Terri explained.

Once she’d added the cheese, she put both the dishes into the air fryer, and cooked for 8 minutes at 180C.

Taking them out, Terri admitted she “couldn’t wait to eat this”, as she showed how they’d been transformed into an eggy, cheesy treat that can be enjoyed in the morning or as a quick snack.

“Eggs in the air fryer – so easy, so delicious!” she added in the caption.

“High-protein, low effort, and ready in under 15 minutes.”

And people in the comments section were quick to praise Terri for sharing the recipe.

“Making this right now! Your videos have really inspired me,” one wrote.

“Trying! I’m going to mix some cottage cheese in there too for even more protein and some bacon bits!” another said.

“Looks GREAT!” a third gushed.

While others were more impressed with the fact Terri had put her ceramic bowls straight into the air fryer.

“No idea that you could put those dishes in there!” one admitted.

“I’ve got the same dishes.”

“I am the only one who didn’t know you could Put dishes in the air fryer?” another asked.

“I didn’t even know that I could put bowls in the air fryer!” a third said.

To which Terri replied: “Me either!! Just found out!”

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