Brazilian Hikers Capture Footage Of 10-Foot-Tall Aliens

In Brazil, family-friendly hikers captured a video of what they believed to be extraterrestrial beings.

Witness Sara Dalete of Brasília was visiting Ilha do Mel with her family when she saw the strange figures.

The stretched, 10-foot-tall creatures have become the subject of popular videos on Instagram and X (formerly Twitter). 

The figures of mystery were positioned on a hill that, according to Dalete, “wasn’t possible to reach the top.” 

Both of them were waving their arms swiftly, but they stayed standing on the hilltop for the whole video. 

Brazil has seen reports of probable extraterrestrial encounters in the past; the Varginha UFO event in 1996 was one of the more notable ones.

But in Brazil’s history, this is the first reported encounter with extraterrestrials at Ilha do Mel.

Though Dalete appears to be certain she saw aliens, she hasn’t persuaded UFO specialist Nick Pope of that.

‘This story—and the reaction to it—is truly bizarre,’ he told Metro on January 9.

‘There’s no credible evidence that anything UFO- or alien-related happened or that this was anything other than the police responding to reports of youths fighting.’ 

Additionally, X individuals on social media disagree that the entities in the video are aliens and believe they are something else. 

Users of X believe the creatures to be ‘inflatable objects’ from car washes or ‘hikers with walking sticks.’

‘When will anyone get close-up, high-def footage of aliens?? Probably a scarecrow,’ wrote Cameron Poole.

Other people who were watching recordings of a potential extraterrestrial sighting complained about the “blurry” footage.

‘Why whenever these videos get put out they look like they were filmed on a blackberry,’ wrote another X user. 

It’s funny how cameras on phones improve every year but the pictures of ‘aliens’ seem to get worse.

Maybe we shouldn’t refer to them as aliens as then they’ll want free housing and healthcare. How did they determine that these so-called aliens were ten feet tall? What object of known size was there so that they could compare? Perhaps they were aliens that came from Uranus.

Additionally, it appears that individuals have become complete idiots as a result of social media, and the world has devolved into a mush. Although we can’t prove it, I’m not claiming that there aren’t any extraterrestrial living forms in the universe.

Presumably, the aliens travelled across the galaxy with their technology that we couldn’t possibly comprehend, only to then proceed to stand around in plain sight using their binoculars!

So, these aliens are clever enough to navigate the solar system but stupid enough to get caught on camera, maybe Big Foot can teach them about camouflage, or maybe people who originate from the South of the border are more superstitious and their brains bypass logic.

The unfortunate person on the hill being called a 10-foot alien is a bit offensive, and you would be devastated if you saw your name printed as an alien in a newspaper the next day, but I suppose they had their fifteen minutes of fame.

“If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck” In this case an alien, but we human beings will believe just about anything.

In my words, there really isn’t any hope for some people. IQs reach negative figures in Brazil, and while I do believe we are not alone, that’s not alien, and what does an alien look like?

Perhaps they were trying to survey the local town to see if they could see a car park for their spacecraft. What the charges were, and whether they had the right currency.

Ageist Attitudes Among Children As Young As Four Are Contributing To Negative Stereotypes About The Elderly, MPs Are Told

It was said yesterday that youngsters as young as four contribute to unfavourable preconceptions and that older individuals suffer greatly from ageist views.

Parliamentarians on the Women and Equalities Committee were informed that over half of those over 50 had experienced age discrimination in the previous year.

Caroline Abrahams, the director of Age UK, used early children’s artwork as an illustration of deeply ingrained ageist beliefs.

‘What demonstrates how pervasive ageist attitudes are, people have asked young children to draw what they think an older person looks like,’ she told the committee.

‘You get little drawings of an old lady with a stick, actually, you have grandparents in their forties. It goes to show children are picking it up.’

Ms Abrahams’ observation that ageist views were shared by all generations was confirmed by Carole Easton, CEO of the lobbying group Centre for Ageing Better.

She said: ‘Every person in this room is ageist because we have grown up in this country—there’s evidence to show four-year-olds hold very stereotypical views about older people.

You feel under pressure to fit in if you think there is a stereotype. It is known that in the past year, up to 50 per cent of those over 50 had encountered age prejudice.

‘One-third of people hold ageist beliefs. We have a responsibility not to pit one generation against another.’

They made their comments yesterday as a part of the cross-party committee’s investigation of senior citizens’ rights.

The purpose of the investigation was to determine if ageist stereotypes and prejudice, such as portraying the elderly as affluent or defenceless “boomers,” hinder them from completely engaging in society. The investigation was started last year.

It will determine if England requires a commissioner to assist people and stop prejudice. In 2008, Wales established an office for the Commissioner for Older People.

Ms Abrahams warned that ageism was culturally acceptable in a way that other forms of discrimination are not, adding: ‘Those who view themselves as educated, progressive, in touch, quite openly will say something derogatory about older people in a way that would be totally unacceptable for them to say in terms of race, gender or sexual orientation.’

More than 11 million Britons were 65 years of age or older in 2021, according to the census, making up 18.6% of the population, up from 16.4 per cent a decade earlier.

Naturally, four-year-olds are not ageist; that being said, they may find an older person quite frightening and/or extremely old. However, I bet these four-year-olds go on to vote Labour over Lib Dems and telly tubbies running the country.

The one thing I find insulting and annoying is medical people. When they said they can’t diagnose or can’t be bothered to diagnose after examining you and then they say that we should suck it up and that we’re old. Now, that’s discrimination.

It all depends on your point of view; even a twenty-year-old appears elderly to a four-year-old. My children seriously believed that my life had only begun when they were born!

There are three age groups: young, middle-aged, and elderly, and everything in between.

Older folks will always be considered elderly by younger generations. It’s not ageist, but it’s natural.

My son is thirty-three but he considers himself old. I am 61 years old. I tell my children that I’m just a fossil.

Four-year-olds are just being truthful. They report what they observe. It’s not malevolent.

A lot of feeling old is in the mind. I am disabled. My body feels about 90 but my brain says twenty-five because I think young. I keep as busy as I can and I’m not a bitter and twisted woman. This has taught me to enjoy my life as best I can and to stay active and inquisitive.

‘Nanny State’ Tactics By Labour

Keir Starmer is vowing to make children brush their teeth and get taller today as he embraces the nanny state.

The leader of Labour has unveiled a proposal to improve the health of children, which includes toothbrushing under supervision for kids in breakfast clubs who are three to five years old.

As part of initiatives to reduce obesity, there would also be a complete prohibition on the promotion of junk food before the watershed. The fact that British youngsters were shorter than their counterparts was seen as ’embarrassing’ by the Allies, who believed it to be a sign of inadequate nutrition.

The proposals open Labour to accusations of meddling in the personal choices of parents on how to bring up their children. But Sir Keir dismissed the criticism, insisting the state must get involved if children’s health is suffering.

Sir Keir said, ‘I have to say when I first read the statistic that for six- to ten-year-olds, the biggest cause of admissions to hospital is decayed teeth, I was really struck.

‘I don’t think you can simply say ‘that’s none of our business’; it is our business because it’s the health of a child. But also, once you’ve got a child admitted into hospital, it’s costing the taxpayer a fortune. So I’m not saying it’s the state and not parents; it’s got to be both.’

And he said he was ‘up for that fight; if people want to say to me, I don’t think we should be doing that’.

Labour’s child health action plan also calls for the introduction of a 9 p.m. watershed for junk food advertisements, the outlawing of youth-targeted vape advertisements, improved access to mental health services, a reduction in the length of hospital wait times for children, increased dental appointments, and the establishment of child health as a cross-government priority.

Speaking before a visit to a leading children’s hospital today, Sir Keir said: ‘Tooth decay, stunted growth, and stalling life expectancy should be consigned to the history books, but instead they’re the reality of Tory Britain.

‘The biggest casualty of the short-term, sticking-plaster politics of the last 14 years are our nation’s children. My Labour government will turn this around.

‘Healthy, happy children is not a nice thing to have; it’s a basic right, with economic urgency. We want the next generation to be chasing their dreams, not a dentist appointment. They should be aspiring to reach their potential, not reach a doctor.

‘Labour will end the scandal of children being held back by poor health and regional inequalities by slashing waits for mental health treatment and hospital appointments, putting prevention first, and fixing NHS dentistry.

‘That’s the future our children and young people deserve, and that’s the future a Labour Government will deliver.’

Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting said Brits were ‘slipping down’ the international rankings for children’s height.

Are British children shorter? That’s rubbish, but many do have a poor diet because of the cost of living crisis, and before you know it, Ricket’s will be prevalent in England again.

The general public are not going to be happy about the government taking over their parental duties, so why not go the whole hog and include potty training in that?

The last time Labour meddled in the education of young people, the result was a toned-down Tony Blairian education that let rural idiots into university. These days, they want kids to become fully committed communists before they become eight years old. We’ll develop into a nation of Starmers.

This is bordering on communism; do as we demand, not as we do!

At A Tube station, A London University Student Leapt To His Death

Shortly after telling doctors he “wanted to be euthanized,” a university student left the hospital and leapt to his death in front of a Piccadilly Line train, according to evidence presented at the inquest.

After consuming a mixture of alcohol and narcotics, Alexander Corda-Stanley, 20, was discovered drunk on the sidewalk in front of an off-licence. He was then sent to Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.

He informed responders he was “very upset that euthanasia is illegal in the UK” and freely articulated his opinions about dying throughout the ambulance trip to the hospital. Hospital staff, however, maintain that they were not informed of his remarks.

The business and finance student at Oxford Brookes University had struggled with anxiety for years, and when lessons shifted online during the epidemic, his academic prospects took a severe hit.

Before receiving a thorough medical examination, he left the hospital. On July 4, 2021, at 11:15 p.m., he was captured on camera entering a Tube station and committing suicide. He was still wearing his hospital bracelet at the time.

Assistant coroner Sabina Khan recorded the death as suicide and heard evidence of an overhaul of handovers from paramedics to hospital staff following Mr Corda-Stanley’s death to ensure key information is passed on.

The Westminster coroner’s court heard that Mr Corda-Stanley, a Battersea resident, had been using drugs and alcohol as a kind of self-medication for his anxieties. He had also failed all but one of his university modules in his second year when lectures were transferred online during the COVID-19 pandemic.

He had admitted to self-harming in the past due to mental health issues, and he had been hospitalised in December 2020 after abusing narcotics and alcohol.

He’d told a mental doctor three days before his death that he wanted to stop using narcotics and that, “having failed his exams, he wanted to get his life back on track,” the court was informed.

The inquest heard London Ambulance Service paramedics were called to an off-licence where Mr Corda-Stanley was “agitated, upset, and unsteady on his feet”, after concerns from the shopkeeper.

He was groggy, acknowledged using alcohol and medicine, and informed the paramedics on the ambulance journey to the hospital that “I want to be euthanized” and that he “was very upset that euthanasia is illegal in the UK.”

According to the coroner, it is “unclear” if medical staff members were informed of his remarks, which suggested suicidal thoughts.

The news of this young man struck me as being quite sad. I don’t care what anyone thinks; so many people had severe emotional suffering as a result of these lockdowns. What have we done to our young people, this is so sad.

Although this is a heartbreaking incident, we should also remember the tube driver and the staff members who had to cope with the fallout.

This happens quite a lot, all thanks to the pandemic lockdown, cutting people off from each other and then loneliness and depression set in and was too much to handle, and this is so heartbreaking to keep hearing of all the young people who don’t want to live anymore, so tragic and hopefully he is at rest now.

People were handled horribly during lockdown and young people in especially. I’m confident that the full depth of the harm will become apparent over time.

Because of COVID-19, support was unavailable at the time, and it is now too late.

Tesla And SpaceX Board Members Claim Musk’s Drug Use Is Causing Alarm

Elon Musk, the inventor of Tesla, responded to allegations made over the weekend in a startling Wall Street Journal article that suggested board members at his firms were concerned about his drug usage.

Musk addressed the news early on Monday morning in a tweet on his social media network, X.

‘TMZ has vastly higher standards than the WSJ (actually),’ Musk wrote an apparent jab at the broadsheet Wall Street Journal by comparing it to TMZ, a website that specialises in salacious gossip.

Speaking to the Journal, Musk’s attorney, Alex Spiro, said that the South African was ‘regularly and randomly drug tested at SpaceX and has never failed a test.’

The article alleges that Musk’s drug of choice is ketamine, a dissociative anaesthetic that can produce hallucinogenic effects.

As a result of Musk’s public marijuana smoking during an appearance on controversial podcaster Joe Rogan’s show in 2018, it is thought that Tesla’s stock fell. Cannabis is legal in California, where the episode was recorded.

Nonetheless, sources told the Journal that the owner of X has also used LSD, cocaine, ecstasy, and psychedelic mushrooms. These events are often private, invitation-only affairs where attendees must sign nondisclosure agreements and turn in their phones to prevent photo ops.

For instance, the Journal revealed that during a party he threw in Los Angeles in 2018, he consumed several tablets of acid.

He allegedly used magic mushrooms at a party in Mexico the next year, and in 2021, he and his brother allegedly used ketamine recreationally at a Miami home party.

The billionaire has even taken drugs with current SpaceX and former Tesla board member Steve Jurvetson, according to the Journal.

People who know the 52-year-old well are now allegedly worried that the amount of drugs he takes might lead to a health problem or a disaster for his companies.

Currently, SpaceX is the only American business authorised to carry NASA astronauts to and from the International Space Station.

Resignations at the top of Musk’s companies have already occurred as a result of his drug usage and the erratic behaviour it may foster, according to the Journal.

Linda Johnson Rice, a former Tesla director, allegedly became increasingly concerned with Musk’s drug taking and so frustrated with his behaviour that she didn’t stand for re-election to the company’s board in 2019, people familiar with the matter told the publication.

According to the Journal’s sources, Musk rambled rather incoherently for fifteen minutes during a SpaceX discussion concerning the Big Falcon Rocket prototype in 2017, raising serious worries about his drug use.

He is worth £243.5 billion UDS, so who cares what he does? He is free to do what he pleases. However, as an individual, he can do what he likes, but as a public company CEO with a fiduciary duty to shareholders, pension, mutual funds, asset managers et Cetera, then no he can’t, and if he wishes to do what he likes then perhaps he should resign.

Of course, being a billionaire allows him to purchase things more luxuriously, but he is still bound by the law.

The only joke now is Elon Musk and how a grown man of 52 years old can’t decide whether he’s a frat boy who never actually grew up. Peter Pan Syndrome.

The question is not if he’s allowed to do drugs, but if he can manage companies this important under the influence.

Naturally, all of this is rumoured, and I am unable to find a single piece of concrete evidence. However, you never know these days; he may be taking anything behind closed doors, for which there is no evidence.

James Morrison’s Partner, Gill Catchpole, 45, Is Found Dead At Their Family Home, Leaving Him Heartbroken

Singer James Morrison’s partner, Gill Catchpole, 45, has been found dead at home, leaving him heartbroken.

Ms Catchpole, mother to the You Give Me Something singer’s two daughters, was found at home in Whitminster, Gloucestershire, on Friday, according to reports.

Morrison, 39, became well-known in 2006 and went on to record several Top 10 albums, including two Number Ones. In 2007, he took home the Brit Award for Best British Male. He had known Ms Catchpole since she moved in as a lodger at his mother’s house when she was seventeen years old.

The musician is reportedly “devastated,” and his family is coming together to support him, according to sources. Her bravery following the preterm birth of her daughter Ada served as the inspiration for the title of his most recent album, Stronger Than You Know. He has previously referred to her as his “hero” and their romance as a “little fairy tale.”

Elsie, 15, and Ada, 5, are the two girls he has with Ms. Catchpole. From the family’s village home, Ms. Catchpole operated a café and catering service.

Last year, Ms. Catchpole wrote on her company’s social media accounts, sharing her enthusiasm at starting the firm following a kidney transplant.

In 2022, Morrison put out a greatest hits album; however, he briefly vanished from the music scene after losing his alcoholic father Paul, his older brother Alexis, and his nephew Callum in the span of three years.

Hours before Gill’s death, he was shown on Instagram at his home studio, strumming a guitar in front of a computer running recording software.

According to The Sun, police vehicles were parked outside the Cotswold Sandwich Box establishment on Saturday. Officers were there, so it was closed. A family acquaintance informed the newspaper that there were no unusual circumstances surrounding her death.

“On Friday, Gill was discovered deceased at the Whitminster residence of the family,” they stated.

‘James is devastated and is being supported by his family. He is holding it together for their girls but has asked for the family to be left alone to grieve in private.’

A local added that the village was in ‘complete shock’ following the tragedy.

Morrison has spoken of helping Gill find strength when daughter Ada was born 13 weeks premature, weighing just 1lb 11oz, speaking of a ‘difficult year’ as the tiny baby was brought into the world.

The news is terrible. Poor man. I do hope that he has a strong support network. How horribly horrific! The start of a new year and all. What a shocking and painful loss, and she looked like a lovely lady.

I am genuinely sad for your loss, James, and for those poor children losing their mother.

This is a terrible and startling tragedy. My thoughts are with James during this trying time; he must be inconsolable.

James will need a lot of time to heal from this. There will be lots of crying and mourning, but there will eventually be hope, I’m sure.

This is really heartbreaking, and to have known someone at that tender age who was still with her now suggests the bond between them was really strong.

A Five-Year-Old Girl Stabbed In Horrific Dublin Attack Must ‘Learn Everything Again’

A five-year-old girl who was stabbed outside her school in Dublin will need to ‘relearn everything’ due to the severity of her injuries, the child’s family has said.

The youngster was attacked along with two other children, a little boy and a girl, as well as a woman who worked as a creche worker in Parnell Square, Dublin, on November 23.

French-Algerian Riad Bouchaker, 50, made an appearance in court last month and was accused of assaulting a care provider and trying to kill three children, which caused unrest around the Irish city.

The little child has been in paediatric critical care for a few weeks; according to her family, she has now entered the third stage of her recuperation.

Through a message on a GoFundMe page, which has raised £55,000, her loved ones said she left the children’s ward in December.

They wrote, ‘Hi everyone, our darling girl has now entered the third phase of her recovery.

‘This will be the longest, as she will relearn everything as a result of her injury.

‘She has done really well thus far, and the medical team is very happy with her improvement.

‘Once again, she is so strong and we are proud to be by her side supporting her, guiding her, and, above all, loving her every step of the way.’

Authorities in Dublin said that far-right people with strong anti-immigration sentiments who thought the assailant was a migrant were responsible for the deadly stabbing, which set off riots in the city centre.

In retaliation for the incident, some 500 thugs set fire to a double-decker bus, ransacked stores, and engaged in running skirmishes with riot police.

Images from the Irish capital at the time showed municipal employees clearing the burned-out vehicles and buses in a massive clean-up effort that the Irish government denounced.

Regarding safety and policing in Ireland, the tragedy put pressure on the government and the Garda Commissioner.

In addition, three accusations of assault causing harm and possession and production of a 36-cm kitchen knife are levied against Bouchaker, who does not have a known residence.

NHS Doctors Working At Other Hospitals On Strike Days Investigated By Ministers

Ministers are looking into allegations that young physicians on strike have been working at more lucrative hospitals in other locations, which has increased their salaries.

Evidence shows that junior doctors have walked out of their scheduled hospital shifts while carrying out higher-paying ones elsewhere.

Senior NHS sources have told The Mail on Sunday that they ‘despair’ of bringing the dispute to a conclusion while doctors are able to ‘line their pockets’ on strike days.

One said: ‘Some of them just hop in the car and drive to another hospital trust where they earn more than they lose by striking.’

Posting on the website Reddit, one doctor said: ‘I’ve noticed that a few people are picking up locum shifts during strike days at another hospital.’

While it is legal for NHS employees who are on strike to work for another trust, they are not permitted to do the tasks performed by striking employees.

The British Medical Association (BMA) urged junior physicians to use locum work on industrial action days to make up the pay they would have lost by going on strike.

A Department of Health and Social Care spokesman said: ‘There are rules about what locum work can and cannot be carried out during industrial action and they must be adhered to.

‘Hospitals are under huge pressure from these strikes during one of the busiest times of the year for the NHS, and if there is rule-breaking on locum work during the strikes that is clearly wrong.’

The spokesman added: ‘It’s time the BMA junior doctors committee calls off the strike and comes back to the negotiating table.’

No matter how much money is thrown at it, the NHS remains a huge financial sinkhole until someone dares to alter the way it runs. The whole country knows this, but the government won’t do anything to change things.

The NHS has been pushed into the ground by the Tories because they want patients to go private.

I’ve definitely lost faith in the NHS because of these physicians, who only seem to be motivated by money.

Any Junior doctor who is working should be instantly dismissed because you can’t strike about pay and then go and pick work up as a contractor at another hospital.

Many junior doctors who finish their training go to another country and earn even more money. They should be contracted for at least five years so that they can’t leave the country for a better-paying job.

Junior physicians who are discovered to be working while on strike should be fired right away since they are not only endangering lives but also defrauding public coffers.

They seem to think that the public is behind them, but some are not. They’re still learning and they were aware of the pay scale when they began their training.

They should quit and look for another job if they’re not content with the salary because they picked that line of work, but like most of society now, it’s me, me, me.

It’s the way they seem thrilled to be on strike that gets me, happy happy faces. Hypocrites, deliberately cause harm to the patients they trained to help.

‘Moonlighting’ is the term for this. Many individuals engage in it to make ends meet, but they aren’t on strike, are they?

They train for a job knowing full well what the job will pay, and then they whine about it. Total madness.

This new perception of a once-respected profession is provided to us by doctors who are picketing. These students are a new wave of economically gullible youth, and if any of them ever manage the NHS, things will go south far faster. Nevertheless, these same individuals are carrying meaningless signs and are only being guided by a union with political agendas.

Is There Going To Be A General Election On November 14th?

In response to rumours that the Prime Minister may postpone holding a general election until mid-November, Sir Keir Starmer attacked Rishi Sunak today for placing “vanity before nation.”

The head of Labour implied that Mr Sunak intended to stay in Downing Street for two years before he called on Britons to vote.

The PM this week said he is working on the assumption that he will hold a general election ‘in the second half of this year’.

However, Sir Keir said this morning that Labour wants an election “as soon as possible,” therefore he placed pressure on Mr Sunak to announce a clear date for the race.

‘We’re ready for it; I think the country is ready for it,’ the Labour leader told Sky News.

On October 25, 2022, Mr Sunak took over as PM from Liz Truss, who had a catastrophic seven-week premiership.

It means, should he wait until the autumn to hold a general election, he is likely to have served two years in Downing Street before putting his job on the line.

A general election is scheduled for November 14, one week following the US presidential election, according to rumours circulating at Westminster.

But Sir Keir pushed back at the prospect of Britons having to wait another 11 months before being able to cast their votes.

‘I want the election to be as soon as possible,’ he said.

‘We’re ready for it; I think the country is ready for it. Most people say nothing is really working, public services are on their knees, and I don’t feel any better off than I did 14 years ago when this government started.

‘So people want that election and the sooner it happens, the better—we’re ready for it.’

Sir Keir made fun of Mr Sunak’s recent assertion that a general election is expected to take place in the latter part of this year.

‘If he had a plan, he would set the date, and he should set the date,’ the Labour leader added.

‘Because, at the moment, it’s very hard to see how him continuing in Government improves the lives of anybody in the country.

‘I can’t help feeling all he really wants to do is get two years clocked up on his own premiership.

‘That means he’s putting vanity before country so my challenge to him would be – if you’ve got a plan set the date, if you haven’t got a plan just get on with it as quickly as possible.’

The issue is that nobody wants Starmer either—he is untalented and lacks charm.

The electorate almost always chooses what it considers to be the least awful alternative, but they seldom genuinely think that the next political party will make things miraculously better.

When he entered politics, this man rose to the position of leader quite rapidly, although we’re not sure if that makes him inept. However, don’t worry; if Labour gets in, Starmer won’t be the leader for long. They’ll use him as a soft front, and then he will quickly be ousted and replaced with a hard lefty at the first excuse. The funny thing is that he actually believes he’s in charge and that the party are behind him. They will, of course, be, with knives drawn.

We are doomed if Starmer wins, even though the Conservatives are terrible. We need strategies on how to proceed, not name-calling, which Starmer excels at, but maybe Starmer has a plan.

With The Netflix Series Fool Me Once, Michelle Keegan Has Caught The Attention Of Hollywood Film Bosses

According to MailOnline, Michelle Keegan has drawn the attention of Hollywood film producers due to the popularity of the Netflix series Fool Me Once.

The 36-year-old actress co-stars with Joanna Lumley in the popular thriller, which is based on the critically acclaimed book by US novelist Harlan Coben.

Additionally, major film producers are eager to cast Michelle as the next British actress to succeed on the big screen after she made an impression as military pilot Maya Stern, who thinks she sees her deceased husband on her nannycam.

The former darling of Corrie, who has previously acted in the Sky comedy Brassic and the BBC TV dramas Our Girl and Ten Pound Poms, has been flooded with offers for movie ideas and possible new parts.

Additionally, Michelle’s reputation in the business will be strengthened on Friday night when she makes her television debut as a guest on The Graham Norton Show, where she will sit on the couch with Dominic West, star of The Crown.

A source told MailOnline: ‘The response to Fool Me Once has been overwhelming.

‘The phone calls and offers have been coming in from Hollywood film executives; it’s different from anything Michelle has experienced before.

‘Netflix is a global platform, and the show has allowed her to shine.

‘Her career has already been a success, but now that her star is rising, everyone can feel that this is the beginning of something special.

‘Michelle feels lucky that she’s always played likeable characters, but now she’s hoping to take it up a notch by landing a film role.

‘She aspires to play a dark character in a hard-hitting thriller, which will be a challenge that she’s completely ready for.’

Michelle, who is married to 36-year-old broadcaster Mark Wright, has previously said that she was afraid she wouldn’t be able to find employment again following the death of her Coronation Street character Tina.

Since then, though, she has exceeded her own expectations by securing several TV parts and assuming the lead role in the Netflix series Fool Me Once, which is produced by Happy Valley’s Nicola Shindler.

Absolutely Fabulous star Joanna, 77, says she was taken by Michelle’s work ethic on the eight-part drama, which was released on New Year’s Day.

Indeed, Joanna admitted that she ‘cruised’ onto the set at various points, whereas Michelle worked flat out for six months.

She has really shocked me, I must say; I didn’t anticipate such skill. Her fiery Northern accent in everything she’s ever done is the only thing that keeps me from picturing her in a Hollywood role, and I’m not sure how adaptable her voice would be. Her voice is excellent, though, and I think that going forward, she should portray roles with her fiery Northern accent. Why try to transform her into someone she’s not? She’s a determined young lady, so it will be fascinating to watch.

Michelle Keegan comes across as a very nice lady, and there don’t seem to be any scandals about her. She keeps her life private and works very hard.

She is a gorgeous woman, but there will always be individuals who can never be pleased with anyone or say anything positive, and they will only say terrible things. Ugly keyboard warriors with no life.

I’ve just finished watching ‘Fool Me Once’ and it was brilliant. I do like Harlen Coben, and the cast of the series was superb. I can see this lady going far in the US, and if Michelle is using fillers, then please don’t. Grow old gracefully, it will suit you so much better, and be natural.

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