How to Distiguish A Hermes Belt

Hermes Womens Belts  is known for their durability and quality. Its accessories are also wonderful. And they are suitable for for both men and women. There are many Hermes men accessories such as watches and belts. All of them are fantastic and luxury. Women love to buy Hermes belt for men as gifts for their husband or boyfriend. However, there are many fakes around the world.
May be you spend a lot of money on it. At last, you found it is a fake one. So in order to avoid buying a fake one, we have to know how to distinguish it.
The first things you should remember, Hermes spares no details with their products. By seeing the package you can know whether it is authentic or not. The boxes of real Hermes belts must be orange. At the same time, they are tied with a black ribbon which is emblazoned also with the logo of the brand. If the products you are going to buy have such a package, you can expect it as an authentic one. However, this is not enough.
Observe the buckle carefully. It is made of expensive metal such as real gold. And it also comes with a logo of the brand. And there is a detail that most people ignore. The authentic product of Hermes has a logo which has an accent over the second "e" in the word. And you can feel it. The buckle feels well as it is made of top material.
Feel the products again. This time you have to see whether the leather feels soft or not. The leather of a belt of Hermes will never smell like plastic or feel cheap. And it is always double-sided. The color of each side is different from each other. By using this method you can easily identify a fake one.
The easiest way for you to get the authentic products of this brand is to buy them from the specialty shop of it. Goods there are sure to be authentic.
As there are more and more fake branded accessories in the market, to buy an original one is becoming more and more difficult. You have to remember all the methods to avoid a fake one.
After knowing this ways to avoid buying fake belts, I beg that you have already taken charge of something. So as Christmas is coming, how about choosing a Hermes belt for men for your lover to show your love. Anyways, when you buy it, you need more patinet. If you buy the fake one, I do not think you will have a good mood in this happy festival, right?

From Joanna to Boris, stars sign up for Mail's history festival where subject will be brought to life

One minute, Roman legionaries will cross swords in a historical re-enactment, the next a Spitfire could roar overhead.
Or if you fancy something more sedate, there is a dazzling cast of speakers to choose from at this year’s Chalke Valley History Festival, sponsored by the Daily Mail.

An incredible line-up of household names including Boris Johnson, Joanna Lumley, Rupert Everett, Tom Stoppard, Sebastian Faulks, Ian Hislop, Paddy Ashdown and Max Hastings is confirmed for the event, which combines Britain’s largest festival devoted entirely to history with imaginative ‘living history’ displays.

A brilliant set of speakers: Joanna Lumley will appear at the Chalke Valley History Festival, sponsored by the Daily Mail

Also among the speakers will be Conn Iggulden, author of the best-selling Emperor and Conqueror historical fiction series and co-author, with his brother Hal, of 2006’s British Book of The Year, The Dangerous Book for Boys.

At the festival’s launch event yesterday at Waterstones in Piccadilly, central London, he said: ‘The way I look at it, the French have got cooking, the Italians have got style and the British have got history.

‘We have the best stories and they make us who we are. I’m very much looking forward to a crowd who have come to see and talk about history.’

A new feature will be an air show featuring Second World War planes like Hurricanes, Mustangs, Messerschmitts and Spitfires (pictured)

Explaining the appeal of the festival, now in its third year and held in an area of outstanding natural beauty near Salisbury, Wiltshire, fellow author Tom Holland, who will also appear, said: ‘It’s a  magical world. The setting is absolutely stunning, like a vision of Wessex.
‘The roster of speakers is amazing – it’s not often you get the chance to see Boris Johnson and Tom Stoppard in the same field as someone dressed up in Dark Ages armour.’

Knight in shining armour: There will be a variety of historical displays and re-enactments

He added: ‘Even if you think you know nothing about history, you do because the raw material of history is what goes into films, novels and television.

‘When you come to the festival you feel you’re going into a slightly different dimension of reality – it has the feel of a Doctor Who episode where they have to time-travel and gather people from different eras.’

The festival, which runs from June 24 to 30, also hosts a history writing prize, in partnership with the Daily Mail and Penguin Books.

Mr Iggulden said: ‘The thrill in historical writing is you get the facts and you want to know more. Historical fiction helps you to imagine what it was like to be there.’

A new feature will be an air show featuring Hurricanes, Mustangs, Messerschmitts and Spitfires.
Captain Eric ‘Winkle’ Brown, a former Royal Navy officer and test pilot who has flown more types of aircraft than anyone else in history, will also give a talk.
Other speakers include the team behind the recent discovery of Richard III’s bones in a Leicester car park.

Living history events include ‘Have-a-Go Archery’ and a First World War trench experience.
For the first time, there will also be a two-day schools programme, delivered by leading historians, for Year 10 and 12 students.

he moment before Rihanna hit the stage was captured by her photographer friend Melissa Forde

Her super sexy and exquisitely constructed shows are a familiar sight, but Rihanna - inveterate Tweeter though she is - hasn't shown us what it's like for her before she hits the stage.
Until now, that is, because he friend Melissa Forde has captured some intimate - and not so intimate - moments of the beauty psyching herself up to perform with the help of her dancers.
The 25-year-old seems to go through a ritual which is akin to footballers huddling before a game, and it could in part explain why she was late to to stage by a whopping 70 minutes in Toronto on Sunday.

Ritual: The moment before Rihanna hit the stage was captured by her photographer friend Melissa Forde

In a series of shots, you can spot the Bahan beauty holding hands with her dancers, then they put their hands into the middle of the circle before raising them to the ceiling and yelling out a rallying cry.
Rihanna's 777 promotional tour for new album Unapologetic is set to show further behind-the-scenes excitement, as its being made into a documentary for Fox.
The singer took 256 fans and journalists onto a Boeing 777 airplane and took them with her as she performed seven concerts in seven days in seven cities around the world.

I wanna hold your hand: Rihanna shared these pictures via a photographer friend

Team talk: Rihanna and her dancers huddled together like they were preparing to play a match

Strong spirit: It's clear that Rihanna and her team have got great camaraderie

The new documentary, Rihanna 777, which her Fenty Films produced, is said to go behind the scenes of the trip, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Unapologetic debuted at Number One on the Billboard 200 albums chart, and her single hit the top of the Hot 100 chart the day after the tour finished.
The singer lived up the album name as she took to the stage 70 minutes late for her Diamonds world tour in Montreal on Sunday night.

In the zone: RiRi larked around backstage, as captured by her friend

Chilling out: The atmosphere seems fairly jolly at Rihanna's gigs... even backstage

Splendid show: Rihanna kept her fans waiting in Toronto on Sunday night but it was worth it

Luckily for her patient fans she proved worth waiting for, showing her figure in a pair of thigh high white boots.
She teamed the boots with a transparent T-shirt dress baring the legend 'sea of desire' and black underwear.
The outfit proved just one of six equally outrageous outfits.
They included a pop art inspired two-piece, in clinging red and yellow PVC, and studded black leather underwear, which she wore with another pair of over-the-knee boots.

Raunchy: The Bahan beauty likes to sex up her shows

Vera Farmiga was snapped looking laidback in trainers and jeans while leaving her hotel with her family on Tuesday, before donning a sophisticated dress and heels later in the day in New York City

As an experienced actress, she's used to portraying different personas.

So for Vera Farmiga, going from casual mother to glamorous screen siren is a cinch.

The 39-year-old was snapped looking laid-back and comfortable in trainers and jeans as she left her hotel with her two toddlers and husband Renn Hawkey on Tuesday in New York City.

The actress was then spotted looking stylish and elegant in a flouncy dress and strappy platform heels as she arrived back at her Soho hotel later in the day.

From casual to glamorous: Vera Farmiga was snapped looking laidback in trainers and jeans while leaving her hotel with her family on Tuesday, before donning a sophisticated dress and heels later in the day in New York City

The Up In The Air star was cool and casual in dark skinny jeans and light blue Converse hightop trainers in the morning.
She covered up in a black raincoat and blue scarf as she headed out into the rain while carrying her adorable two-year-old daughter Gytta.

Walking ahead of Vera was her carpenter husband and four-year-old son Fynn, who looked cute as a button in a puffy down jacket, grey jeans and a jaunty fedora.

Picture of maternal bliss: The 39-year-old glowed while carrying her two-year-old daughter Gytta as she left her hotel in Soho accompanied by her husband Renn Hawkey and four-year-old son Fynn

Happy family: Renn led the way while holding his son's hand, while Vera and Gytta followed as the foursome headed out in the rain

Look at the lights! Gytta jostled her brother to get a closer look at the sparkly lights in the window of the hotel

Vera was the picture of maternal contentment, grinning as she walked with her brood.
Despite her dressed-down look, the Ukrainian-born actress wore her highlighted blonde hair in a chic messy updo and brightened up her appearance with a slick of rosy pink lipgloss.
At one point, her tiny tots were seen admiring some glittering lights in the hotel window, with Gytta jostling her big brother as she tried to get a closer look.

Covered on all sides: The Oscar nominee had not one but two doormen holding umbrellas above her and Gytta's heads to shelter the pair from the rain

Stylish tot: Fynn gave a mischievous smile as he stood looking adorable in a puffy down jacket and stylish fedora

Later in the day, the Bates Motel star was seen hurrying back to her hotel dressed in a black-and-white patterned Fifties-style dress and wooden platform heels that sported black straps.

Vera wore the same black raincoat from earlier in the day as she made a dash into the building while a doorman gallantly held an umbrella over the star's head.

The Oscar nominee wore her hair in a romantic low ponytail, her wispy fringe framing her striking features.

She highlighted her blue eyes with smokey eyeshadow and wore the same pink lipgloss as earlier in the day.

Upped the glamour factor: Vera transformed into a Fifties-era siren in a flouncy black-and-white dress and strappy platform heels as she arrived back at her hotel later in the day

Promotional duties: The actress is currently promoting her new series Bates Motel, in which she plays the mother to the future murderer Norman Bates from Alfred Hitchcock's classic film Psycho

Vera is currently promoting her new A&E series Bates Motel, a prequel to Alfred Hitchcock's classic film Psycho.

She plays Norma, the mother to the future murderer Norman Bates.

The actress said recently she analysed her own as well as other maternal relationships around her to help her develop the character. She said that she believes Norma is trying to be a good role model for her son. 

'Yeah, she's insane as any mother goes insane sometimes,' Farmiga told the Associated Press.
'It's a very typical portrayal of maternity and its function and dysfunction and its victories and defeats. She doesn't always make the right decisions.'

Mother of a killer: Vera plays Norma Bates, the mother to future murderer Norman Bates in the new television series Bates Motel

Modern Family star Sofia Vergara is seen exiting her taxi in New York on Monday; she has revealed she is taking steps to ensure she can have a family with boyfriend Nick Loeb

Sofia Vergara has confirmed that she is freezing her eggs with an eye to having a child with her boyfriend Nick Loeb.
The 40-year-old made the admission in a frank interview with Vogue magazine, in which she spelled out her plans.
'I have to be careful what I eat because they’re freezing my eggs!' she said.

Freezing her eggs: Modern Family star Sofia Vergara is seen exiting her taxi in New York on Monday; she has revealed she is taking steps to ensure she can have a family with boyfriend Nick Loeb

'They want to get as many eggs as they can because usually you produce them but they’re not good. They have to be perfect, perfect, perfect ones.'
Sofia already has one child, her 21-year-old son Manolo Gonzales, born when she was a teen.
But she explained that she was now thinking of staring a family with businessman Loeb, who is widely thought to be her fiance.

A Modern Family of her own: Sofia was reported to be using a surrogate to carry her child

'My boyfriend is 37, younger than me, never had kids,' said Sofia.
The Modern Family star was seen out and about in New York on Monday, dressed in a black padded coat, suede wedge heels, and carrying a Chanel handbag.
She looked preoccupied but smiled when she saw photographers.
Sofia's revelation comes just days after the National Enquirer reported she and Loeb were already expecting a baby via surrogate.
The magazine claimed Sofia chose one of her closest friends to act as a surrogate.

Baby on the way? Sofia is also reported to be expecting a child with a surrogate

‘Rather than going through the trying process of hiring a stranger to serve as a surrogate, Sofia hand-picked one of her healthiest and closest friends,’ a source told The National Enquirer.
However the publication alleges that Sofia’s hopes were almost dashed when the surrogate was rushed to hospital late last month after suffering symptoms of a miscarriage.
‘Sofia’s surrogate had developed pain and went to the hospital, fearing that she was going to have a miscarriage,’ the source claimed.

Planning a family: Sofia and boyfriend Nick Loeb at the SAG awards in January

Sofia and Nick were seen leaving a date night at BOA Steakhouse in West Hollywood on February 22, and reportedly headed straight to hospital from the restaurant after learning the news.
‘After several hours, it was determined that the baby was fine, and so was the surrogate mom,’ the source added. ‘Sofia thanked God that everything was OK.’

Isn't she sweet enough? Sofia shared an image of herself with co-star Jesse Tyler Ferguson surrounded by candy

Say cheese: Vergara tweeted a snap of herself on Monday with Modern Family co-star Sarah Hyland

Out and about: Sarah and fellow Modern Family co-star Julie Bowen were also spotted out in New York on Monday

Blood, sweat and tears: One clip showed Rory with a bleeding mouth after biting his tongue during a dive

This is the moment Keshia Knight Pulliam somersaulted straight off America's newest reality TV programme.
The actress was the first contestant voted off celebrity diving show, Splash - after failing to overcome her fears.
Keshia, who shot to fame as child star Rudy Huxtable in sitcom The Cosby Show, was forced to dive to survive at the end of the debut episode.

Diving to survive: Keshia Knight Pulliam (R) became the first casualty of Splash while Katherine Webb was in the bottom two but escaped elimination

But she was beaten by rival Katherine Webb, who impressed the judges by diving from a higher platform than Keshia.
Ten celebrities - basketball legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, 65, award-winning comedian Louie Anderson, 59, actor Drake Bell, 26, extreme skier Rory Bushfield, 29, Nicole Eggert, former Baywatch babe, 41, Keshia Knight Pulliam, 33, beauty queen and actress Katherine Webb, 23, American football star Ndamukong Suh, 26, former Playboy star Kendra Wilkinson, 27 and TV sidekick Chuy Bravo - are taking the plunge as they battle to win the ABC show.
They were forced to undergo a six-week diving boot camp to get ready. Divemaster Greg Louganis - dubbed 'the greatest diver of all time' by the show - was in charge of their training.
And the 53-year-old Olympic gold medalist admitted he had his work cut out for him as he got to know the contestants.

Failing to face her fears: Keshia was booted out for playing it safe on the 10ft diving board

Brave move: Katherine originally dived off the 16ft board, but chose the 23ft for the dive-off

'Becoming a real diver is more than overcoming your fear of heights,' Greg said as viewers saw the celebs - including Kendra doing pull-ups and Chuy attempting push-ups - being put through their paces. 'We have such a broad spectrum of celebrities.'
He said he had struggled because he had to train such a wide variety of body types. Chelsea Handler's chat show sidekick Chuy stands just 4ft 2 in tall, while Kareem towers over the other competitors at 7ft 2 in.
And while Kendra tips the scales at just 117lbs, Louie weighs 417lbs, according to Greg. And he said some of them were even scared of going into the pool.
He added: 'Some of them are overcoming a fear of water. Diving takes a lot of courage. And the water is not very forgiving.'
Earlier Greg showed why he was in charge by executing a perfect dive for the studio audience.
'I would rather get hit on the football field,' admitted Ndamukong.
'If you land on your face, it'll probably knock you out,' added Kareem.

Pretty in pink: It's not hard to see why Katherine is a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model

Premiere: Katherine chatted to host Charissa Thompson during the show's first episode

In training the stars initially balked at jumping off the 10 metre board, the highest at the pool.
But then Katherine bravely said she would try.
'I've decided just to go ahead and get it over with,' she said as she disrobed and started the long climb to the top. 'I'm not usually afraid of heights but when you get up there it's a whole different ball game.'

As she peered over the ledge she had second thoughts. 'I'm shaking so bad.' The other contestants urged her to think again, with Kendra shouting: 'Don't!'
But she steeled her nerves - and took a running jump, pinching her nose as she plummeted down. 'It was so scary,' she said.
The judges - American 2012 Olympic gold medal winner David Boudia, 23, and Australian diver and now USA Diving-Performance director Steve Foley - watched each diver and scored them, as did the live studio audience.
The divers with the lowest scores then went head to head in the 'dive-off' to determine who would stay and go home.

Good sport: Keshia took her elimination well and said she had done her best on the show

Making a splash: Competing on the show are Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Louie Anderson, Drake Bell, Rory Bushfield, Nicole Eggert, Keshia Knight Pulliam, Katherine Webb, Ndamukong Suh, Kendra Wilkinson, Chuy Bravo

Keshia was the first to go - and ran past the audience shaking hands in her cut-out, sparkly sequined swimsuit.
She said: 'I absolutely feel that I have a good chance to win this competition. I'm extremely competitive.'
As viewers saw footage of her crashing headfirst into the pool when one dive went wrong, she said: 'I definitely try to live my life in a very fearless manner but there are no other sports that you jump from a three-story building and land on your hands! Diving is a lot like life. You just have to trust in what you know and allow it to happen.
'You can be the most confident person in the world but when you bellyflop on to that water, it's a whole new ballgame.'
As she showed off the same smile that won the hearts of millions on The Cosby Show, the actress walked on to the 10ft high board and then readied herself before doing a handstand, then flipping over into the water as her brothers watched in the crowd.

Fine form: Katherine gave it everything she had when it came to the dive-off

Somersault: The 23-year-old had failed to impress with her dive earlier in the show

David said: 'You have this fierce competitiveness and a natural ability. You're trying to impress the judges, right? You've got to hold that handstand. Nice job, though.' He awarded her a six point score.
Steve added: 'I think David hit the nail on the head. You had as much balance as a one-legged man at a butt-kicking contest.' He also gave her six points - leaving her looking close to tears.
Host Joey Lawrence said: 'Going first is always brutal.'
Next up was larger-than-life comedian Louie Anderson, who donned a black and camouflage-coloured wetsuit for his big moment.
'Four hundred pounds going in the water is a lot easier than 400 pounds getting out of the water,' he joked as viewers saw his fellow contestants struggling to lift him to the side of the pool.
'The first time was my most embarrassing moment,' he confessed. 'It's humiliating. My goal is that I'm going to be getting out of the pool on my own. It's like a miracle that I was given this opportunity.'

Confident: Keshia was happy with her performance and revealed she is competitive

No hard feelings: Keshia wrapped her rival in a hug after it was announced that Katherine would stay in the competition

That was six weeks ago - now he says he has come a long way. He added: 'Tonight my goal is to shock everyone at how far I've progressed. I had to find my inner diver. He was buried very deep obviously,' he laughed as he readied himself to dive off the 16ft board.
He looked nervous as he shuffled to the edge - then said he wanted to dive off a HIGHER platform, as the other contestants looked stunned. He then went to the 23ft high board and jumped off to huge applause.

Steve Foley said: 'You looked like Tarzan as you took off, doing that swan dive. As you got closer to the water it resembled [Tarzan parody] George of the Jungle.' He said he was 'inspired' to give Louie seven points.

David added: 'You're breaking your goals left and right. You're taking a step in the right direction for a healthier lifestyle and that's way better than a score I'll ever give. I'm going to score you a seven-and-a-half though.'
Louie said he dove for troops serving around the world. 'My dad was a veteran,' he said after his dive.
Next up was Miss Alabama 2012 - also known as Katherine Webb - who got huge cheers when she disrobed and paraded her swimsuit body around the studio. 'Girls, we can't hate her,' said host Charissa.

Proving them wrong: Louie Anderson bravely took a plunge from a 23ft high diving board

He's come a long way: The comedian could barely get out of the pool when his training began

The name of the game: The 417lbs star certainly made a big Splash when he entered the water from such a great height

Katherine shot to fame after US sportscaster Brent Musberger singled her out during a game as she stood in the stands cheering on boyfriend, Alabama quarterback, A.J. McCarron. 'Thanks, Brent Musburger... this dive is for you,' she said.
But she insisted: 'I'm more than just a pretty face. Training is hard. The fears that I do have are busting my face, or bellyflopping. I want to prove that I'm not all about the hair and the make-up. I'm a competitor.'
Despite some last minute-nerves, she did a respectable back somersault dive from the 16ft high board as her sister watched on.
David said: 'You have the natural given talent.' He gave her seven points.
'A back somersault off a five-metre platform, that takes a lot of courage,' said Steve Foley. 'And you really do have a lot of courage. You are fearless.' He gave her six-and-half points.
Then it was the turn of extreme skier Rory Bushfield who showed off his toned abs after taking off his robe and walking out in his green board shorts.

Raising the bar: Extreme skier Rory Bushfield headed straight for the 33ft board and threw himself off it

Frontrunner: Rory managed to get a score of eight-and-a-half from one of the judges

'I like to jump off of things,' he said. 'That sense of zero gravity calms my head. I don't think I'm crazy but I think some people would tell you that I was crazy.'
As he detailed his struggles to dive properly he said: 'You don't land on your head when you’re skiing. My brain won't let me dive.'
He even showed off a bloodied face after biting his own tongue in one practice attempt.
'He's crazy', said Greg Louganis. And he wasted no time during the competition - going straight to the 33ft high board.
'I'm trying to land upside down,' he said, before launching into a backward flip and twirl, as his parents watched nervously.
'Relax,' urged Greg from below. 'I give him 10 but it's not up to me,' joked Charissa.

Inspiring: At 65, basketball legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is the oldest contestant

Off to a good start: The 7ft 2in sports star was rewarded for his bravery with a high score

Steve Foley said: 'I'm in shock. A back double somersault with a single twist, that's unbelievable.' And he said he thought Rory had Olympic potential.
'When I dived the definition of a diver was a swimmer with their brains blown out. You're the new breed of diver. Just maybe 2016, we'll have a skier win the Olympics in diving.' He gave him seven-and-a-half - which saw the audience booing.
'I don't think America knows exactly how high this is,' said David, explaining that Rory had just jumped off the equivalent of a three-story building. 'Next week I want to see you go on your head. That was phenomenal.' David gave him eight-and-a-half points.
The last diver of the night was NBA basketball legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. The sportsman - who played for the Los Angeles Lakers - said he feared his towering height would work against him.
'Even though I'm 65-years-old I'm still enjoying the competition,' he said. He looked to be struggling as footage showed him falling off the board. 'My height is not an advantage,' he said. 'Diving is a small person's game.'
Kareem, who donned a Lakers-coloured wetsuit, said he wanted to show that even people of his age can remain active.

Taking the plunge: Katherine had been the first star to throw herself off the high board during practice

Nervous: A shaking Katherine suddenly developed vertigo when she peered over the edge

'I think that everybody should understand that they can be healthy and live a great athletic lifestyle for their whole life. They don't have to stop at some imaginary number.'
When Charissa asked him if his one-time teammate 'Magic' Johnson would take part in the show, he joked: 'I don't even know if he knows how to swim.'
He then did a back somersault dive from the 10ft board, landing somewhat clumsily in the pool in a big splash.
David said: 'This is a young guy's sport. But the whole crowd is cheering for you.' He told him he had to use his arms more - then did a backwards somersault standing up to show him.
'The dive wasn't great but I'm going to give him a seven-and-a-half because he's seven feet tall,' David added. 'I didn't tuck my knees like I should have,' Kareem said.
Steve added: 'When I dived I was 6ft 1in and that was considered tall. Forget your height, you're 65. You should be watching at home counting your pension. But you're here. One word. Inspirational.'
He gave him seven points.

Supportive: Katherine's fellow contestants applauded her gutsy attitude and cheered for her

Two extremes: Kareem is a whole three feet taller than 4ft 2in contestant Chuy

It was then revealed that Katherine and Keshia had the lowest overall scores before the audience voted. They and Louie, Kareem and Rory were called forward.
But even with the audience votes, Katherine and Keshia were still in the bottom two. So they were forced to go into a 'dive-off' to determine who would go home.
'They either win or they go home,' said host Charissa Thompson. 'Remember to breathe,' said Greg.
Katherine went first - and chose to dive off the 23ft board. She looked poised and determined as she made her way to the edge before plunging headfirst into the water.
A less confident looking Keshia again opted for the 10ft board - and tried a backwards somersault.
'I don't want to see either one of you go home tonight,' said David, as the two wet ladies hugged one another.

'Humiliated': Louie said it was tough as in the beginning he struggled even to get out of the water

Gently does it: Louie has come on leaps and bounds since he arrived for his first day of training

'Keshia, you have not pushed yourself. You stayed on the same platform,' he added. 'Katherine, you're fearless but your dive was not all that great. But it's about the journey.'
He chose to save Katherine - to the anger of some in the audience who started to boo. And Steve made the same choice, sending Keshia home.
'Talk about the hot seat. You both had mistakes. I wanted to see who could overcome their fear so I have to save the person who went two-and-a-half times higher than their opponent. I'm saving you Katherine.'
Afterwards Keshia said: 'I did my best and that is all that matters.' She then did one last splash - jumping off the 16ft board.
Next week will see the remaining five contestants diving.

Blood, sweat and tears: One clip showed Rory with a bleeding mouth after biting his tongue during a dive

Ouch: There were plenty of bellyflops as the stars attempted to learn how to dive. Kendra witnessed a smack which sounded particularly painful