Strictly Come Dancing contestant Tasha Ghouri has enjoyed a "cute" day date with her boyfriend Andrew Le Page.
Tasha and Andrew met when they both appeared on series 8 of Love Island in 2022 and are still going strong.
On Instagram, Tasha shared a series of pics of the happy couple watching the Chicago Bears take on the Jacksonville Jaguars as the NFL came to the UK.
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Tasha captioned the images: "Day date at @nfluk yesterday!! Love you @andrewlepage super cute day, thank you for being the best!! Much needed day yesterday."
Meanwhile, over on his Instagram, Andrew was thrilled to meet French footballer Antoine Griezmann, captioning a pic of them together: "Love Island finalist meets World Cup winner."
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Tasha is partnered with professional dancer Aljaž Škorjanec on Strictly and, far from fearing the infamous "curse", she says Andrew has been nothing but supportive of her dancing.
Appearing on It Takes Two last month, Tasha said: "[Andrew's] just so supportive in everything I do, and he knows how much this really means to me.
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"That's my future husband right there. He's so amazing and I love him to pieces."
After the first live show, Tasha paid tribute to Andrew with a heartfelt Instagram post, writing: "My man, my everything. I once dreamed of having my prince and I found him.
"Seeing you at the live show meant the world. This picture makes me smile in so many ways because this is so magical, cheering me on! And I’m always cheering you on. I’m so grateful for you. Thank you for being patient with me and supporting me so much on this amazing journey!!"
Strictly Come Dancing airs on Saturdays on BBC One, while spinoff Strictly: It Takes Two airs on weeknights on BBC Two. Both shows are available to stream on BBC iPlayer.
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