Asia Grace

2 days ago | nypost.com | Asia Grace

Marriage is no piece of cake — and this not-so-sweet groom pulled a big day stunt, forewarning the bride that their union was doomed. Freshly single, a recent divorcée claims her “narcissistic” ex-husband unveiled his “first of many red flags” just moments after they said “I do” by frosting her face with wedding cake, per the démodé tradition. Stephanie, a social media content creator, claims her grandmother warned her against marrying the man who smashed wedding cake in her face on their big day.

3 days ago | nypost.com | Asia Grace

He thought he’d hit the jackpot, but it turns out he didn’t get jack squat. Dean Smethurst went from rags to riches, then right back to rags again after mistakenly believing he had won over $68,000 (£50 000) via the UK National Lottery — operated by Camelot Group. “I thought, ‘This is it. It’s for real. My numbers have come up,” Smethurst, 32, a supermarket manager, told SWNS, claiming he even “cracked open the bubbly” in celebration of what he assumed was a major pay day.

4 days ago | nypost.com | Asia Grace

Haters say their family has no class. And Diana Blinks, a married mom of three, who’s swayed her daughters away from traditional academia to backpack across the continents, wouldn’t have it any other way. “We’re travelling the world while getting the different, first-hand education for our girls,” Diana, 41, from Tampa, Florida, told SWNS.

4 days ago | nypost.com | Asia Grace

For Ruby Jade, life as a “professional girlfriend” was all funds and games until she met her perfect match — literally. Taking in over $1,300 per date from her male clients is like taking candy from a baby, says the 24-year-old escort. But when a fellow female fox hired her as arm candy for the night, the “smitten” Gen Z refused to take a dime for her sex worker services.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Asia Grace

Here comes the judge. Michael Abber may be new to the Big Apple, but there’s one thing the West Coast native figured out right away — living in such close proximity can take its toll on a New Yorker’s nerves, and living with roommates even more so.