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He’s still testing his limits by doing things only a wealthy, famous actor can do, like flirting with reputational disaster by performing with a pop star.

Creamy, with a sweetness that flirted between honeyed custard and the milk leftover at the end end of a bowl of Cheerio’s — decadent, strange and oddly comforting.

It doesn’t flirt like a tomato or shimmer like a cherry on its stem.

They may be a stylist, an industry insider or simply a courageous flirt, but a compliment on what Charlotte is wearing is inevitable.

There's hope at least that the Potters might flirt with the play-offs this time around.