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EXCLUSIVE: Story from Jam Press (American In UK)VIDEO':How are they getting away with that' – American living in the UK shares four British things that 'feel illegal' but aren'tAn American woman living in the UK has shared four British things that 'felt illegal' to her - but actually aren't.Kristen Campbell moved to the UK six years ago and regularly shares her thoughts on the differences between the UK and US with her followers online.The 36-year-old recently shared how some things in the UK felt 'illegal' to her as they're so different in the US, including gambling, crossing the street, and alcohol being consumed on TV."Why are there gambling stores on every corner, like there are coffee shops?," Kristen, who is originally from Florida, US but now lives in London, told creatorzine.com."Number two is just crossing the street whenever you want."I've been here for over six years and I still feel unnatural, like I'm doing something wrong almost every time that I cross the street."It's just ingrained in me as an American, I don't know why."Crossing the street outside of marked crossroads is considered 'jaywalking' in the US and people are often fined if caught doing so.Kristen added: "Number three is drinking on TV."I know the culture here is strong for the social life of drinking alcohol, but the professionalism and the drinking just so casually on TV for so many things just really surprised me."The cardiac sonographer added: "To follow up with another thing for number four, that has to do with what they broadcast on TV - and that is nudity."There is a show called Naked Attraction and you just need to look it up for yourself if you're curious."How are they getting away with that?"I know that it's on past 10pm, but this is on just regular cable."Kristen added: "It wasn't that I genuinely believed these things were illegal.22 Apr 2026Pictured: Story from Jam Press (American In UK)Pictured: Kristen Campbell.VIDEO':How are they getting away with that' – American living in the UK shares four British things that 'feel illegal' but aren'tAn American woman living in the UK has shared four British things that 'felt illegal' to her - but actually aren't.Kristen Campbell moved to the UK six years ago and regularly shares her thoughts on the differences between the UK and US with her followers online.The 36-year-old recently shared how some things in the UK felt 'illegal' to her as they're so different in the US, including gambling, crossing the street, and alcohol being consumed on TV."Why are there gambling stores on every corner, like there are coffee shops?," Kristen, who is originally from Florida, US but now lives in London, told creatorzine.com."Number two is just crossing the street whenever you want."I've been here for over six years and I still feel unnatural, like I'm doing something wrong almost every time.,Image: 1093451072, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: NO Australia, Germany, Norway, South Korea, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States, Unknown Country, Model Release: no, Pictured: Social media comments under Kristen Campbell's TikTok

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