Elizabeth Hurley: I'm au natural

Elizabeth Hurley has revealed that her twin assets are real and not a result of plastic surgery.

'I read that I've just had breast implants -- happy to report [I'm] still au natural,' People Magazine quoted her as tweeting.

Hurley's pictures that showed her flaunting her curves while vacationing in Spain last week suggested that she might have gone under the knife.

However, she rubbished the rumours, saying that her figure isn't the work of a doctor but rather choosing the right swimwear.

'I do wear exceptionally well cut bikinis,' she added.

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Playboy Magazine has apparently offered Cheryl Cole 500,000 pounds to bare all for a centerfold shoot.

Bosses at 84-year-old media mogul Hugh Hefner's publication think Cheryl, 27, has the perfect looks to be a hit in the States.

They reckon her quirky accent and toned bod make her perfect to follow other famous centrefolds such as US reality star Kim Kardashian, 29.

Bosses are said to have promised the Geordie babe half a million pounds to pose wearing nothing but her famous northern smile.

They are on a mission to find gorgeous Brits after Kelly Brook, 30, proved hugely popular.

But down-to-earth Girls Aloud star Cheryl looks set to turn down the offer of appearing in the buff, insisting it is not for her.

'Cheryl is incredibly flattered by the offer but she's always been fundamentally opposed to going nude in magazines,' the Daily Star quoted a pal as saying.

'She reckons it's great if other girls can do it, but it really isn't her.'

'People won't believe it but she is actually incredibly shy when it comes to all that stuff,' the pal added.

The insider added: Cheryl has a fortune of 10million pounds. It's not like she needs the money.'

Lady Gaga has now conquered Twitter by amassing more than 5.7 million fans, leaving Britney Spears behind her.

Spears and the Bad Romance singer had been tough competitors for the top Twitter title, but Gaga finally surpassed her on Saturday.

She also won the coveted spot of the first living person to have over 10 million Facebook fans last month beating US President Barack Obama.

'Hello world, this is Lady Gaga, queen of Twitter,' the Sun quoted Gaga as saying.

'I wanted to thank all my beautiful little monsters for following me may you always have soft cuticles while tweeting and may you never have carpal tunnel,' she added.