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Lucy Notarantonio

Senior Lifestyle & Trends Reporter at Newsweek

Lucy Notarantonio is Newsweek's Senior Lifestyle and Trends Reporter, based in Birmingham, UK. Her focus is trending stories and human interest features ranging from wellness, fitness, health and pets. I am always on the look out for therapists and professionals in the medical field.

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Publications

  • Newsweek
    275 articles
  • TikTok
  • U.S. News and World Report
  • Newsweek Vault
  • Euronewsweek

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  • Mom-To-Be Backed After Standing Firm on Baby Name Despite Sister's Anxiety
    30 May—Newsweek
    Welcoming a baby into the world is typically a time of joy, but for one woman, her pregnancy announcement sparked tension rather than celebration—especially with her sister, who was also expecting. In a post that has racked up over 6,400 upvotes on Reddit, user Open-Event-9604 revealed the emotional fallout that unfolded when she shared her pregnancy news with her sister in December 2024. Along with announcing that she was three months along, she also shared the name she and her husband had...
  • Mom Finds Out She's Pregnant, Unprepared for Triple Twist
    28 May—Newsweek
    At first glance, you may wonder why this video of triplet boys has gone viral, as they are just lying on the floor. But the text layered over explains that they aren't your average multiples. Mom Myah Winbush, 31, explains that Harland and Hayes are identical twins—meaning they developed from the same fertilized egg and share identical DNA—while Hudson is their fraternal twin, having developed from a separate egg and sperm. She told Newsweek: "I couldn't stop laughing and crying during our...
  • Cat Hiding From Vet in Plain Sight Leaves Internet in Stitches
    22 May—Newsweek
    A video of a cat trying to hide in the vet's office has gone viral, delighting viewers with its relatability and humor. The clip, shared on May 15, shows an orange Maine Coon-Persian mix named Bellini sitting quietly in the corner of an exam room with his face turned toward the wall—as if hoping the vet won't notice him. Though Bellini had clearly already arrived at the veterinary clinic, his last-ditch effort to escape the appointment struck a chord online. The video has since been viewed...
  • —Newsweek