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TASHA Ghouri just debuted her new beau, as they made their first VERY public appearance.

The Love Island season eight alum and former Strictly Come Dancing contestant, 27, travelled down to the live Strictly show on Saturday along with her new partner, YouTuber and animal lover Cam Whitnall.

The beauty competed on the programme last year, impressing the judges and public with her dancing skills.

However, Tasha’s dancing days played a role in the ending of her last romance, as her and her ex-boyfriend Andrew Le Page split up weeks after the show ended.

Merely five months later, Tasha and Cam met, but only yesterday they made their first appearance together in public – and it was a big one, on national TV!

The couple were spotted on camera sitting together in the front row of the audience, following a Charleston from Karen Carney.

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It was a sweet moment for the pair, who are still in the early days of dating after only making things official last month.

A source said: “Tasha and Cam are in the early stages of dating.

“They have been seeing each other for around a month now and share so much in common, from a personal and professional standpoint.

“Cam is a great guy and has a lot going for him, Tasha has definitely been thrilled getting to know him and the feeling is mutual.”

One of these mutual passions is their love of animals.

Cam is the managing director of a non-profit charity called The Big Cat Sanctuary.

It’s the sanctuary’s mission to protect species’ of cat that are on the brink of extinction, and to rescue any cats in need of a better life.

His family also run Hertfordshire Zoo.

Meanwhile Tasha’s beloved dog, Luna, is a rescue she adopted from Spanish charity Alora Dog Rescue and Homeward Bound.

Luna was previously shared with her ex, Andrew.

The end of Tasha and Andrew’s relationship was far from pretty, involving accusations and shocking statements amid a public breakup.

Andrew claimed that Tasha was using Raya, celebrity dating app, while they were still together.

He also claimed she “couldn’t keep his name out of her mouth” after appearing on “one too many podcast” speaking about him and their relationship.

Shortly after the accusations and plenty of trolling online, the sunk couple release a set of emotional public statements about wanting to leave the past behind them and avoid unnecessary hurt.

Tasha’s read: “No one deserves to be torn down, especially when they’re already trying to heal.

“We’ve both made mistakes, we’ve both learned, and we’ve both grown.

“But the judgement and cruelty we are facing from people online has been hard.

“Please remember that behind every nasty post, every comment, every story, there are real people with real emotions.

“Always be kind.”

Andrew added: “Tasha and I want to address the noise around our breakup, as there’s been hate going around that neither of us ever wanted. 

“Things were said on both sides, but at the end of the day, no relationship is perfect, but ours still had some incredible moments I’ll always be grateful for. 

“I truly just want us both to move on and be happy.

“Wishing Tasha nothing but the best, and I’ll always be proud of her.”

Andrew is now dating actress and singer Hannah Peglar.

The pair are rumoured to have began dating back in August after his split from Tasha.

She’s known largely for her role as an extra in hit Netflix series Sex Education.

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United States lawmakers have written to Andrew, Britain’s disgraced former prince, requesting that he sit for a formal interview about his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, a day after King Charles III formally stripped his younger brother of his royal titles.

Separately, a secluded desert ranch where Epstein once entertained guests is coming under renewed scrutiny in the US state of New Mexico, with two state legislators proposing a “truth commission” to uncover the full extent of the financier’s crimes there.

On Thursday, 16 Democratic Party members of Congress signed a letter addressed to “Mr Mountbatten Windsor”, as Andrew is now known, to participate in a “transcribed interview” with the US House of Representatives oversight committee’s investigation into Epstein.

“The committee is seeking to uncover the identities of Mr Epstein’s co-conspirators and enablers and to understand the full extent of his criminal operations,” the letter read.

“Well-documented allegations against you, along with your longstanding friendship with Mr Epstein, indicate that you may possess knowledge of his activities relevant to our investigation,” it added.

The letter asked Andrew to respond by November 20.

The US Congress has no power to compel testimony from foreigners, making it unlikely Andrew will give evidence.

The letter will be another unwelcome development for the disgraced former prince after a turbulent few weeks.

On October 30, Buckingham Palace said King Charles had “initiated a formal process” to revoke Andrew’s royal status after weeks of pressure to act over his relationship with Epstein – who took his own life in prison in 2019 while facing sex trafficking charges.

The rare move to strip a British prince or princess of their title – last taken in 1919 after Prince Ernest Augustus sided with Germany during World War I – also meant that Andrew was evicted from his lavish Royal Lodge mansion in Windsor and moved into “private accommodation”.

King Charles formally made the changes with an announcement published on Wednesday in The Gazette – the United Kingdom’s official public record – saying Andrew “shall no longer be entitled to hold and enjoy the style, title or attribute of ‘Royal Highness’ and the titular dignity of ‘Prince’”.

Andrew surrendered his use of the title Duke of York earlier in October following new abuse allegations from his accuser, Virginia Roberts Giuffre, in her posthumous memoir, which hit shelves last month.

The Democrat lawmakers referenced Giuffre’s memoir in their letter, specifically claims that she feared “retaliation if she made allegations against” Andrew, and that he had asked his personal protection officer to “dig up dirt” on his accuser for a smear campaign in 2011.

“This fear of retaliation has been a persistent obstacle to many of those who were victimised in their fight for justice,” the letter said. “In addition to Mr. Epstein’s crimes, we are investigating any such efforts to silence, intimidate, or threaten victims.”

Giuffre, who alleges that Epstein trafficked her to have sex with Andrew on three occasions, twice when she was just 17, took her own life in Australia in April.

In 2022, Andrew paid Giuffre a multimillion-pound settlement to resolve a civil lawsuit she had levelled against him. Andrew denied the allegations, and he has not been charged with any crime.

On Thursday, Democratic lawmakers also turned the spotlight on Zorro Ranch, proposing to the House of Representatives’ Courts, Corrections and Justice Interim Committee that a commission be created to investigate alleged crimes against young girls at the New Mexico property, which Epstein purchased in 1993.

State Representative Andrea Romero said several survivors of Epstein’s abuse have signalled that sex trafficking activity extended to the secluded desert ranch with a hilltop mansion and private runway in Stanley, about 56 kilometres (35 miles) south of the state capital, Santa Fe.

“This commission will specifically seek the truth about what officials knew, how crimes were unreported or reported, and how the state can ensure that this essentially never happens again,” Romero told a panel of legislators.

“There’s no complete record of what occurred,” she said.

Representative Marianna Anaya, presenting to the committee alongside Romero, said state authorities missed several opportunities over decades to stop Epstein.

“Even after all these years, you know, there are still questions of New Mexico’s role as a state, our roles in terms of oversight and accountability for the survivors who are harmed,” she said.

New Mexico laws allowed Epstein to avoid registering locally as a sex offender long after he was required to register in Florida, where he was convicted of soliciting a minor for prostitution in 2008.

Republican Representative Andrea Reeb said she believed New Mexicans “have a right to know what happened at this ranch” and she didn’t feel the commission was going to be a “big political thing”.

To move forward, approval will be needed from the state House when the legislature convenes in January.

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