The Bachelor Art Green looks awkward as he poses with his ex-girlfriend Dani Robinson and current squeeze Matilda Rice. Photo / Instagram
The patron saint of selfies Chrystal Chenery shares a snap of herself, Bachelor favourite Dani Robinson and former flame Art Green at Dani's birthday party on Friday night. With nine posts since Friday, Chenery reminds us it's imperative to remember she has a very interesting life and please stay up-to-date.
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Dani, too, attended her birthday party at 1885, hitting it big in the Insta-currency of likes with this photo of national treasures Matilda and Art. Art is looking less than comfortable flanked by ex-girlfriend and current girlfriend in a situation that no amount of fake tan or filters can warm.
Art forgoes a Friday night gram with Dani in favour of this quintessential photo of his torso. There's #notimeforweakness quite like getting your gym buddy to take a photo of you working out.
The riddle that is Willy Moon likes Nashville, though please be reminded he is the ONLY ONE to do so. He leans on a wall, again the ONLY ONE to do so. He wears jeans because he is, of course, the ONLY ONE to do so.
Wellington lad Taika Waititi commiserated the Highlanders' win with a throwback gram yesterday, posting this screengrab from the 1999 film Scarfies.
As a member of New Zealand's first family and one half of the world-dominating DJ duo that is TROSKEY, we can only imagine what Max Key is "reflecting" on. Perhaps he's thinking of blanket man and the challenges the National government faces with rising homelessness?
Like Max Key, the finest femme fatales in politics Jacinda Ardern and Helen Clark also muse on homelessness in New Zealand at the Big Sleep Out #wokeuplikedis.
Jumping in her red, white and blue 80s swimsuit, Kim Crossman celebrates the patriarchy of aristocratic, slave-owning white men who didn't want to pay their taxes.
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