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The women's magazines all turn their attention to the thorny issue of royal relationships - and specifically Wills' other woman ... or women.
Woman's Weekly devotes its cover to the ex-couple Prince William and Kate Middleton, asking "Who's to blame?"
The "other woman" - also pictured on the front - is socialite Isabella Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe. Both Woman's Day and New Idea also link the King-to-be with A-G-C, with Day pointing out she was his first girlfriend and "is said to be his obsession".
But the magazines all hedge their bets. The Prince is also linked with billionaire Richard Branson's daughter Holly, "old flame" Jessica Craig, his childhood sweetheart (and Princess Diana's god-daughter) Alexandra Knatchbull, and one of his mate's girlfriends, Arabella Musgrave.
Poor Kate, meanwhile, isn't linked with anyone but is doing her best to put a brave face on the break-up.
New Idea even suggests it's the season for royal relationship troubles, asking, "Is Harry next?" alongside a picture of Prince Harry and girlfriend Chelsy Davy looking anything but a portrait of love.
In other news, Dancing with the Stars' popularity knows no bounds.
Megan Alatini tells Woman's Day all about her struggle to stay slim while New Idea gives the celebrities and their dancers a "chemistry rating" as it insists the show is "bringing sexy back".
Woman's Weekly steers clear of dancing, instead concentrating on exclusive new pictures of Angelina and her adopted 2-year-old, Zahara Jolie-Pitt.
Elsewhere in the magazine it appears Reese Witherspoon is finally getting over Ryan Phillippe - by dating Jake Gyllenhaal. Apparently the stress of the break-up was giving her wrinkles, but now they have faded. "She'll have to start worrying about laughter lines because she's always giggling now," one friend says.
However, turn to Woman's Day and poor Reese may be back on the shelf. It has the story of how Jennifer Aniston has stolen Reese's new man.
In New Idea's real life section, Wendell Sailor talks about his "drug shame" and there's the woman who had a sex change when she was a 16-year-old boy.
But you can't get more real than Shortland St and Woman's Day gives us a "Where are they now" on some former cast members. Karl Burnett, who played Nick Harrison for 10 years, is working on the show as a boom operator while putting together a movie project - Captain Amazingly Incredible and the Space Vampires from the Evil Planet. The magazine also reveals who got arrested in Los Angeles, who teaches yoga in Grey Lynn and who works for Australia Post.
