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With just one day left to go until The Traitors reaches its nail-biting conclusion, all eyes have been on Traitor Harry as he continues to outwit the Faithfuls since day one of the competition. Over the course of the past four weeks, the Faithfuls have managed to unmask a total of four Traitors so far, with Ash, Miles, Paul and Ross all uncloaked by their fellow contestants. However, the last surviving original Traitor has continued to avoid being rumbled by his co-stars, even despite suspicions surrounding him having begun to swirl towards the end of the competition.

Ant McPartlin was all smiles as he and his wife, Anne-Marie Corbett, enjoyed a double date with Jamie Redknapp and his wife, Frida Andersson.The group caught up for lunch at a river cafe, with Ant, 48, and Anne-Marie, 46, arriving hand-in-hand as they both beamed from ear to ear. Both were dressed casually, with Ant sporting a navy blue checked shacket and jeans.

attended a cricket match together on Saturday, and body language experts have analyzed their strong bond.Specialist Inbaal Honigman told the Daily Star recently that William “wants the world to see” how close he is to George, adding that the sporting game was a nice moment for William and George to connect and show the latter’s maturity.“George appears older than his years. We don’t see any fidgeting, he’s sitting patiently, watching and chatting,” she explained.“[He was] fully engaged with the environment around him,” she said.At the bash, the Prince of Wales and his heir sat next to each other and giggled as they watched the energetic and high-stakes game from their private box.The duo even shared a yummy pizza and chatted with figures like entertainer Stephen Fry and prime minister Rishi Sunak.Another body language expert, Adrianne Carter, revealed that George’s confidence at public events has blossomed.“William comes across as a hands-on parent and willing to take the time to spend with his oldest son one on one.

Prince William and Kate Middleton freshened up for the Big Help Out on Monday, following the fantastic success of Sunday's coronation concert. Down at a local scout hut, the couple brought out their three young kids Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis for some volunteering fun, as workers reset a path, dug a brand-new soakaway, sanded and revarnished the front door, and added planters to the front of the building.

Prince Louis once again melted hearts across the nation on Saturday as he stood in awe of his mum Kate Middleton during grandfather King Charles' Coronation.The five-year-old, who had viewers of the BBC broadcasted ceremony laughing with his restless antics in the front row, gave his mum a loving glance up as he stared at her stunning look for the special day.The Princess Of Wales donned a deep blue Royal Victorian Order mantle edged in scarlet over an Alexander McQueen embroidered ivory silk crepe dress. While her silver bullion, crystal and silver thread work three-dimensional leaf embroidery headpiece was by Jess Collett x Alexander McQueen.

Prince George took on his biggest royal role yet on Saturday as he served as a Page Of Honour for the new king during the Coronation, carrying his grandfather's robes as he walked through Westminister Abbey to be crowned.The nine-year-old, who is second in line to the thrown, was even placed ahead of his parents William and Kate in the procession as he took front and centre stage. Looking at how he held himself throughout, the young royal was concentrating incredibly hard during the procession, body language expert Adrianne Carter said to the Daily Star.

Millions of people around the world tuned their televisions today - not only to see Charles crowned as The King in a magnificent and historical Coronation ceremony - but to see the young royals take centre stage. And while his older siblings were impeccably behaved, at just five years of age the day proved a little too long for Prince Louis.The youngster hit the headlines last summer after making rib-tickling faces from the balcony of his great-grandmother The late Queen's Platinum Jubilee, with mum Kate Middleton struggling to calm him down.

Love Island's Jessie Wynter may not be all that she seems, according to a body language expert. Australian contestant Jessie is currently loved up with TikTok farmer Will Young, with their only hiccup so far being when Will kissed a bombshell during Casa Amor.

THEY dressed as members of the Addams Family on Saturday night - and it seems the Strictly judges’ relationship is just as dysfunctional. Rumours of a simmering feud between Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse and Shirley Ballas were rife after spats between the trio during the live show.

Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby were front and centre once again after This Morning took home the gong for best daytime show at the National Television Awards on Thursday (October 13).The duo looked visibly stunned when they realised they had won and were all smiles as they headed up to collect their award.They were met with boos from the crowd as they took to the stage however, which is likely surrounding the recent controversy following accusations they skipped the queue to see Queen Elizabeth II lying in state.READ MORE: Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield booed as This Morning wins NTA after queuegatePhil, 60, took the lead as he told the audience: "This means so much to us. Every year, especially this year.

Royal Family - apart from young Prince Louis - in attendance at the Queen's funeral today (Monday, September 19), there were several moments ranging from the cute to the heart-breaking that may have gone unnoticed. Here, the Daily Star rounds up all of those key moments and summarises what experts reckon they say about the royals on today's historic day.

Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales to eldest son Prince George, 9, was actually to stop him fidgeting, one expert believes.The snap of the Princess of Wales apparently reassuring the young Prince was analysed by body language expert Adrianne Carter. Carter, otherwise known as The Face Whisperer, believes the moment between Prince George and Kate Middleton was to calm her eldest son as he was "getting restless" during the service of the Queen's funeral.

Prince Harry sadly scanned the room during his grandmother's funeral while "remembering the funeral of his mother" Princess Diana, a body language expert has said.Harry's grandmother was given a beautiful send-off in Westminster Abbey, London, before she was taken to be laid to rest in Windsor today, September 19.And in 1997, after Diana's death in August that year, his mother's funeral became one of the biggest televised events in history, with estimates suggesting that around 2.5 billion people watched the the ceremony on TV worldwide.READ MORE: Fans joke 'loose cannon' Louis causing 'carnage' at palace as he's left 'Home Alone'And Adrianne Carter, a body language expert, has said that the prince, who was then 12 years old, could have had flashbacks to that day.She told the Daily Star: "Harry is scanning around the family, maybe he’s thinking about this way of life that’s no longer the norm for him."There’s no doubt he feels sad on this occasion and he could be remembering his mother's funeral too."Ms Carter also told The Star that Harry's wife was otherwise engaged, and faking tears.

Queen's funeral. Nine-year-old George and his sister Charlotte, seven, formed part of a procession with the Royal Family, following the coffin as it entered the church.

Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton are very much happy not interacting with one another, a body language expert has claimed.The two were both in Westminster today (September 19) to attend the funeral of the Late Her Majesty the Queen, as the nation pays its final respects to the monarch. While Meghan has been at the forefront of the response by top royals in the wake of the Queen's passing, an expert has suggested that the two may still be content with not chatting very much.

Queen Consort Camilla after she appeared to shake and looked frail at the Queen's funeral. Footage of the 75-year-old during the funeral sparked fears from expert Adrianne Carter.

Prince Andrew was "trying to show the world how sad he is" at the Queen’s funeral, a body language expert has said.The claim comes as members of the Royal Family are front and centre of the funeral of the late monarch Queen Elizabeth II.Claims Andrew was "exaggerating" his facial expression have come from Adrianne Carter, the Face Whisperer, who felt that the Duke of York’s reaction was not entirely genuine.READ MORE: Queen funeral at 'serious threat' as MI5 and Met launch major anti-terror opSpeaking to the Daily Star she said: “Andrew [is] pulling an exaggerated sorrowful face it looks to me.“Looks like he wants to show the world how much he’s affected.”Andrew has played a large role in the aftermath of his mother’s death, featuring at a range of events including the procession to the Lying-In-State, the vigil and now the funeral.He was snapped in the Land Rover travelling from Aberdeen International Airport to Balmoral Castle, where Her Majesty passed away.It seems that Adrianne isn’t alone in her take, with some people on Twitter also taking a slightly questioning tone regarding in the Prince.@M0_wen said: “Solid effort by Prince Andrew forcing out some tears through those sweat glands.”Some however seemed to think he was genuinely upset.Taking to Twitter, @debhennessy21 said: “Watching the funeral. The King touching a gloved hand to his nose, Andrew holding back tears.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were spotted holding hands as they left Westminster Hall following the service for the Queen yesterday (September 14). The gesture stood out among other members of the Royal Family. It was the Sussexes' saying "we are going to do things our way", according to a body language expert.

Meghan Markle and the new Princess of Wales Kate Middleton have been featured heavily on television since Her Majesty The Queen died last week (September 8).

Prince Andrew was "deflecting" as the only royal spotted flicking through the order of service at the service of prayer and reflection for the late Queen today (Wednesday, September 14), an expert has claimed. Andrew was joined on foot by King Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Edward, Prince William and Prince Harry among others as royals followed the Queen's coffin from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall for the service. Queen Consort Camilla, Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle and Sophie Wessex all travelled behind in a convoy of vehicles that met the procession at Westminster Hall.READ MORE: Position of William and Harry's 'peacemaker' cousin shows how Queen has united brothersAndrew and Harry looked slightly out of place throughout the procession as, given that they are now non-working royals, they were not permitted to wear military uniforms like the other members of the family beside them.

Prince Harry's face looked 'etched in sadness' as he marched behind the Queen's coffin, likely with memories returning of his mother's death.The Queen's coffin arrived back in London yesterday after it was flown down from Scotland.She had been lying in St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh before being moved to the capital, to RAF Northolt, to continue the remainder of the ceremonies ahead of the funeral.READ MORE: 'Tense' Queen encounter caused by corgi puppy recalled by Nicola SturgeonAfter one final visit to Buckingham Palace, her coffin was walked down the Mall, lined with royal fans, through Horse Guard's Parade and down to the Palace of Westminster.She will now Lie-In-State in the Palace of Westminster until her funeral on Monday, September 19. Harry, whose own relationship with the Royal Family in the UK has been so fraught in past years, is likely feeling the extra weight and sadness of events.Speaking to the Daily Star the Face Whisperer, Adrianne Carter, said: "Sadness on the close-up of Harry's face is clearly visible.