Tahlia first spoke out about her Bumble experience in January last year, explaining at the time that she had three photos removed from her profile: one of her in a bikini on the beach, one of her playing Pac Man in a bikini top, and one red carpet snap. The company said in a statement that profiles cannot include 'shirtless bathroom mirror selfies' or photos of people wearing 'underwear or swimsuits' indoors.

According to Tahlia, she has struggled with love in the past because of her social media presence - with the model revealing that she made sure to keep her Instagram hidden from her Bumble so that men wouldn't judge her based solely on her provocative photos.

Tahlia revealed the pics she posed were very 'basic' with one just being a selfie while another was a beach snap. She said snaps were removed three or four times and Bumble only allowed one of her pictures to stay up. The stunning model said she tried to keep her profile 'very PG and not model-esque at all'.

MY LOOKS INTIMATE DATES. The Maxim and Playboy model has been single for six months and says even when she does get a date, it usually doesn't do well as men struggle to speak to her.

Said said: 'The men that do chat me up are usually too cocky and self-obsessed, they clearly go for every pretty girl in the room, they see us as trophies.

The gorgeous model said she has been told that she's intimidating to guys because she's tall and beautiful along with a very intense personality. Elizabeth said the men that do chat her up are usually too cocky and self-obsessed and they 'go for every pretty girl in the room'.

She said although she does wear skimpy clothes online it is her job and most men 'can't see past that'. KICKED OFF TINDER. Alaw Haff, 24, from Mold, Wales, makes £44, a year on OnlyFans, but says she got kicked off dating apps because people don't think her pictures are real.

She claims she has been blocked from using three apps so far — Tinder, Bumble and Hinge. Alaw claims she was first banned from Tinder in September and again in December after getting her account back.

She was also allegedly booted from Hinge in March and claims to have been kicked off Bumble in SO HOT MY PICS WERE USED TO CATFISH. OnlyFans model Luna Benna, 21, who now lives in Florida, said her snaps were so attractive, she got banned from Tinder because the images kept being used to catfish people. She first signed up in and even went on some dates but was shocked when her account was removed.

Catfishing, basically,' she said. OnlyFans model Luna Benna, 21, who now lives in Florida, said her pics were so attractive, she got banned from Tinder because the images kept being used to catfish people.

She first signed up in and even went on some dates but was shocked when her account was removed because people were stealing her photos. She said her pictures have been used to Catfish people and there are many fake profiles out there using her snaps.

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RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next. Share this article Share. Share or comment on this article: Meet the models who are are 'too hot' to land a partner e-mail Comments Share what you think. View all. Add your comment. Alex agrees. In fact, so blasé was Alex, who was doing the 'picking', he confesses he actually went 'eenie, meenie, minie mo' in his head before plumping for Sue, who was sitting in the middle between her brunette rivals — Lyn from Middlesex and Kate from Essex.

And yet talking to this enchanting couple, it's clear that whatever their intentions and those of the TV producers, they have found the secret of a successful relationship. If we're at a party, Alex will always have an eye on me, checking I'm OK. We both hate arguments and make it a priority to have a friendly atmosphere.

Family comes first, always. We love trying new experiences together. And, believe it or not, I still get goosebumps when Alex walks into a room. And it all started the moment the curtain rolled back. and had very little to do with looks. When the mop-haired Alex — an impressive 6 ft 2 in — appeared, Sue instantly relaxed. But it was as they left the set, hand in hand, all set for a date in Ireland, that their future was set.

Whatever comes of it, let's make sure we always stay friends,' ' recalls Sue. Knowing that Alex valued kindness as much as I did made me warm to him immediately.

So many of the Blind Date couples bitched about one another afterwards. They did indeed. And cynics might suggest that this is exactly what TV producers were anticipating when they 'matched' Old Etonian Alex with the somewhat more humble Sue Middleton. All I know is that the team were very keen to have me and Sue on the same show. They changed Sue's appearance to fit in. When Alex picked Sue pictured with Emily, four and Charlie, two in on ITV's dating show Blind Date in , no one could have anticipated they would forge a life-long relationship.

Whether TV producers sensed grounds for love or loathing, Alex and Sue's relationship took off like a rocket. Their date was to fly to Shannon for a medieval banquet. On the plane over, they chatted non-stop, rapidly discovering how similar they were. Even their birthdays are just two days apart. But there was certainly no opportunity for anything intimate, in contrast with contemporary reality shows such as Love Island where these things are seemingly encouraged.

Although the TV researchers with us were delighted we were getting on, they didn't want any hanky-panky. Sue hastily agrees. It's not just the tackiness. It's all the potential for trolling. Life was so much gentler 30 years ago. Alex and Sue recall how they managed to escape the cameras soon after they had flown back from Ireland.

Although the couple lived miles apart, their relationship developed at whirlwind speed. Just three weeks after meeting, Sue — who still lived at the family home — introduced Alex to her parents, Barrie, a headmaster, and Barbara, a civil servant.

Cilla Black was the guest of honour at their wedding pictured in October He turned up with some fluffy slippers in the shape of ladybirds.

They were a total icebreaker. My parents roared with laughter. It cemented the jolliness. Meanwhile, Alex's parents, David, a trademark agent, and Jenefer, an interior designer, hadn't even heard of Blind Date, let alone watched the show.

They weren't just baffled but worried when he announced that he had fallen in love with his date. They courted for three years — spending every weekend together either in London or Walsall — before getting married at Sue's parish church in Pelsall on October 19, So bound up in their romance was the nation that 5, strangers turned up outside the church to cheer them on, while the televised Blind Date wedding special was 's second most watched programme, with 17 million viewers.

Six weeks before the wedding, Sue's recruitment company transferred her to London, where the newlyweds were to set up home in a two-bedroom terrace house in the capital's South-West. After retraining as a Montessori teacher, Sue worked while bringing up their children — Emily, who was born in , and her little brother, Charlie who arrived two years later.

Meanwhile, Alex moved into the computer industry and is now managing director of Westcoast, a leading supplier of IT products. How have they built such a successful marriage when there were only two other Blind Date marriages over 18 series? Pictured: Alex and Sue with children Emily and Charlie. This is a couple who are determined to make light of everything life throws at them — and appreciate that they are lucky to have privileges many would envy.

Alex has had a stellar career, and both their children went to top private schools: Charlie to Eton and Emily to Downe House in Berkshire. Home for the past 20 years has been an imposing double-fronted house built in in a smart area of South London. Emily graduated from Warwick and works in social media. Charlie studied at St Andrews and is now a software developer. We have a family Zoom every Sunday.

But, however determinedly cheery, no couple can avoid pain altogether. And the past few years have been decidedly testing. Two years ago, in July , Alex's father, David, died very suddenly. He was It crystalised all that matters in my life.

My job is to look after Mum, Sue and my sister. Sue explains: 'Dad had Parkinson's disease for the last few years of his life, which was really horrid. The awful thing was that, because of Covid, we weren't able to see him at the end, which made it even harder. I miss him every day. But, whatever their private sorrows, this happiest of couples are determined to treasure everything they have.

It's plugged up to my phone.

By Tessa Cunningham for the Daily Mail. Published: EDT, 25 October Updated: EDT, 26 October Thirty years of marriage is a cause for celebration in anyone's book. But when your relationship started on a television dating show, that surely takes it into a totally different league.

After all, while they may be ratings hits, no one expects the myriad relationships forged on shows such as Love Island and Married At First Sight to last longer than five minutes. Indeed, it would be fair to say that the quicker the relationships fall apart, the more entertaining we find it all. The make-ups and break-ups, the jealous spats, the tears and tantrums are all grist to the mill.

So no wonder Sue Tatham, 55, and her husband, Alex, 56, are feeling decidedly blessed still to be together and blissfully happy after celebrating their 30th wedding anniversary on October 19 with their children Emily, 27, and Charlie, When Alex — then an ebullient year-old accountant — picked the shy but smiley year-old Sue on ITV's iconic dating show Blind Date in , no one could have anticipated they would forge a life-long relationship, least of all the couple themselves. Without Blind Date — which was presented by the late Cilla Black and, in its heyday, attracted Sue Tatham, 55, and her husband, Alex pictured , 56, were blessed to celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary on October 19 with their children Emily, 27, and Charlie, To say they moved in different social circles is an understatement.

Alex had been educated at Eton and then Durham University. His family featured regularly in society bible Tatler, with one report covering Alex's 21st birthday party at their home in Fulham, West London. Stalwartly middle class, Sue is the product of a comprehensive in the West Midlands and left school at 18 to work in a DHSS office.

But if the show's producers were hoping for comedic mileage out of a culture clash between the pair — perhaps even some fireworks — then they were disappointed. Alex and Sue made TV history as the first Blind Date couple to get married. Cilla Black was the guest of honour at their wedding in October , turning up in a hat so magnificent it had a starring role of its own.

Here they are at their gorgeous home in London celebrating a milestone anniversary and looking every bit as smiley and excited about life as when that famous curtain swept back 33 years ago.

So what is their secret? How have they built such a successful marriage when virtually every other couple brought together on a dating show there were only two other Blind Date marriages over 18 series has fared so badly?

It was the biggest TV programme of its day. Everyone wanted to be part of it. Alex agrees. In fact, so blasé was Alex, who was doing the 'picking', he confesses he actually went 'eenie, meenie, minie mo' in his head before plumping for Sue, who was sitting in the middle between her brunette rivals — Lyn from Middlesex and Kate from Essex. And yet talking to this enchanting couple, it's clear that whatever their intentions and those of the TV producers, they have found the secret of a successful relationship.

If we're at a party, Alex will always have an eye on me, checking I'm OK. We both hate arguments and make it a priority to have a friendly atmosphere.

Family comes first, always. We love trying new experiences together. And, believe it or not, I still get goosebumps when Alex walks into a room. And it all started the moment the curtain rolled back. and had very little to do with looks. When the mop-haired Alex — an impressive 6 ft 2 in — appeared, Sue instantly relaxed. But it was as they left the set, hand in hand, all set for a date in Ireland, that their future was set.

Whatever comes of it, let's make sure we always stay friends,' ' recalls Sue. Knowing that Alex valued kindness as much as I did made me warm to him immediately. So many of the Blind Date couples bitched about one another afterwards. They did indeed. And cynics might suggest that this is exactly what TV producers were anticipating when they 'matched' Old Etonian Alex with the somewhat more humble Sue Middleton.

All I know is that the team were very keen to have me and Sue on the same show. They changed Sue's appearance to fit in. When Alex picked Sue pictured with Emily, four and Charlie, two in on ITV's dating show Blind Date in , no one could have anticipated they would forge a life-long relationship. Whether TV producers sensed grounds for love or loathing, Alex and Sue's relationship took off like a rocket. Their date was to fly to Shannon for a medieval banquet. On the plane over, they chatted non-stop, rapidly discovering how similar they were.

Even their birthdays are just two days apart. But there was certainly no opportunity for anything intimate, in contrast with contemporary reality shows such as Love Island where these things are seemingly encouraged. Although the TV researchers with us were delighted we were getting on, they didn't want any hanky-panky. Sue hastily agrees. It's not just the tackiness.

It's all the potential for trolling. Life was so much gentler 30 years ago. Alex and Sue recall how they managed to escape the cameras soon after they had flown back from Ireland. Although the couple lived miles apart, their relationship developed at whirlwind speed. Just three weeks after meeting, Sue — who still lived at the family home — introduced Alex to her parents, Barrie, a headmaster, and Barbara, a civil servant. Cilla Black was the guest of honour at their wedding pictured in October He turned up with some fluffy slippers in the shape of ladybirds.

They were a total icebreaker. My parents roared with laughter. It cemented the jolliness. Meanwhile, Alex's parents, David, a trademark agent, and Jenefer, an interior designer, hadn't even heard of Blind Date, let alone watched the show. They weren't just baffled but worried when he announced that he had fallen in love with his date. They courted for three years — spending every weekend together either in London or Walsall — before getting married at Sue's parish church in Pelsall on October 19, So bound up in their romance was the nation that 5, strangers turned up outside the church to cheer them on, while the televised Blind Date wedding special was 's second most watched programme, with 17 million viewers.

Six weeks before the wedding, Sue's recruitment company transferred her to London, where the newlyweds were to set up home in a two-bedroom terrace house in the capital's South-West. After retraining as a Montessori teacher, Sue worked while bringing up their children — Emily, who was born in , and her little brother, Charlie who arrived two years later.

Meanwhile, Alex moved into the computer industry and is now managing director of Westcoast, a leading supplier of IT products. How have they built such a successful marriage when there were only two other Blind Date marriages over 18 series? Pictured: Alex and Sue with children Emily and Charlie. This is a couple who are determined to make light of everything life throws at them — and appreciate that they are lucky to have privileges many would envy.

Alex has had a stellar career, and both their children went to top private schools: Charlie to Eton and Emily to Downe House in Berkshire. Home for the past 20 years has been an imposing double-fronted house built in in a smart area of South London. Emily graduated from Warwick and works in social media. Charlie studied at St Andrews and is now a software developer.

We have a family Zoom every Sunday. But, however determinedly cheery, no couple can avoid pain altogether. And the past few years have been decidedly testing. Two years ago, in July , Alex's father, David, died very suddenly. He was It crystalised all that matters in my life. My job is to look after Mum, Sue and my sister. Sue explains: 'Dad had Parkinson's disease for the last few years of his life, which was really horrid.

The awful thing was that, because of Covid, we weren't able to see him at the end, which made it even harder. I miss him every day. But, whatever their private sorrows, this happiest of couples are determined to treasure everything they have. It's plugged up to my phone. So quite often Sue will be going into the house, I will be at work, and I'll surprise her by calling out: 'Hello, I love you. We're enormously lucky.

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