TRANDAD, WE LOVE Keira: Fellas shouldn’t enjoy my lesbo lust! YOU
ACTRESS Keira Knightley told fellas NOT to enjoy the lesbian sex scenes in her latest film.
Keira, 33, stars alongside Denise Gough, 38, and Eleanor Tomlinson, 26, in the racy new movie Colette.
But all three women decided their kinky X- rated scenes should not be for the benefit of blokes.
Keira ( above) said: “I didn’t want the lesbian sex scenes to be seen through the male gaze.
“We were very conscious of keeping it titillating, but not in any way exploitative.
“I always think what’s more important is what’s left to the imagination. That’s my personal preference, always.
“You can imagine a lot by being shown quite a little, you know.”
Pirates of the Caribbean star Keira plays French literary cat- lover Colette who begins cheating on her husband with women. I’VE a friend whose nickname is “Shagger”. You might think that’s pretty cool. She doesn’t like it. – Jimmy Carr HE JUST GRAND: Bill with Becky and her daughter Ava WHEN Ava Power was growing up, there was nothing she liked more than going to visit her “strongman” grandad.
Bill Power, now 72, was the rock upon which his family stood and he was always protective of his daughter Becky’s children.
Becky, 38, said the ex- abattoir worker was famous in their hometown of Wrexham, north Wales, as a bare- knuckle boxer and regular scrapper.
So she was as surprised as anyone when, just 12 months ago, Bill announced he wanted to realise his lifelong secret dream of becoming a woman.
The burly Welshman has already started to take female hormones, which have helped him develop breasts, and he plans to travel to Budapest next year for full gender reassignment that will see him having his cock and balls turned inside out and made into a designer vagina.
Bill – who now calls himself Belinda – admits he was worried what the reaction would be from his beloved grandchildren.
But he said: “They couldn’t have been more lovely about it.
“When they were young, their own dad, Becky’s fella wasn’t around so I was the father figure in their lives.
“They loved it when I’d take them down to the social club and stock them up with crisps and cola while I downed a few pints and then went for a scrap in the car park.
“They were great times, but I knew deep down I wanted to be somebody else – someone I could actually be proud of being.
“I can’t wait for the op next year, if only because I want rid of these horrible things that dangle inside my knickers.”
Granddaughter Ava, 19, said she was proud of the decision made by her “trandad”.
She explained: “He always looked out for us and never once let us down.
“We really had a very good childhood because of him. The very least we can do is support him – well, her – at this difficult time in his life.
“Now we look forward to a new chapter in our lives, although we’re not sure we want to meet any of his boyfriends just yet – it’s a bit too soon for that.” HOW HE’S CHANGED: Bill is now Belinda