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Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner has been caught on camera with what appears to be a weed vape.The star, who played Sansa Stark in the hit HBO series, was answering questions from fans live on her Instagram channel, when she suddenly stopped mid-sentence and ‘casually’ tossed the vape that was sitting in her lap on to the floor.She and her hair stylist, who was working on Turner’s tresses at the time, both dissolved into giggles upon realising her awkward mistake.Fans suspect that the small instrument was a weed vape due to comments she made at New York’s Comic Con 2018 in which she talked about smoking cannabis with fellow Game of Thrones co-star, Maisie Williams.“We’re kind of like loners on Game of Thrones, just because the past few seasons Maisie and I have sleepovers every night when we’re shooting. Or every night whenever both of us are in town,” she said.“We just used to sit there and eat and watch stupid videos and smoke weed.‘We’d get high and then we’d sit in the bath together and we’d rub makeup brushes on our faces. It’s fun.She then added: “I don’t know if my publicist will kill me for saying this.”Williams was tipped to be maid of honour for Turner’s wedding to American singer Joe Jonas, but the couple were married in a surprise ceremony on 1 May this year, where Williams was not understood to be present.Turner and Jonas married at A Little White Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas immediately after the 2019 Billboard Music Awards.The service was officiated by an Elvis impersonator.Earlier this week, Turner published a behind-the-scenes photograph to her Instagram page of Isaac Hempstead Wright (Bran Stark), Maisie Williams (Arya Stark) and her on the set of Game of Thrones.In the picture, Turner is looking deep in thought while puffing on a vape, while Williams wears a pair of dark sunglasses and stares into the middle distance.In sharp contrast to the women’s pensive expressions, Hempstead Wright can be seen smiling at the camera with a bottle of water balanced on his head.

Stacey Solomon has shared her first update since giving birth to a baby boy yesterday (May 23) - on the day she was meant to have a Loose Women baby shower, no less! Stacey's partner Joe Swash announced the happy news in a touching Instagram post yesterday evening, but Stacey herself has now thanked fans for their well-wishes. In a statement shared on Loose Women, Stacey joked that she was "gutted" to be missing out on her baby shower on the show, but will be watching from home instead.

'The Office' star has condemned the man who threw milkshake at Nigel Farage saying he “deserves a smack in the mouth”.

Meghan Markle's best friend Jessica Mulroney has reportedly headed to the U.K. to visit the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and meet their son Archie Harrison. Toronto-based Mulroney was seen boarding a flight to London, and later posted a photo taken in Windsor, just a few minutes from Frogmore Cottage. Stylist Mulroney attended Meghan's baby shower in New York, and has been a close BFF to the Duchess for years.

What, though, is the collective noun for transfers? By common consent it would seem to be a spree, which is what the Sun's back page suggests that Manchester City are about to indulge in as they “Sheikh it all about” and make yet another serious dent in Abu Dhabi's oil reserves. One of the players in question is Harry Maguire, who is set for yet another summer of being linked with a move to Manchester even if City's bean counters are reeling at the discovery that Leicester now value him at £90m.

The research, published in the journal JNCI Cancer Spectrum, found a “sub-optimal diet” is responsible for 5.2%, or 80,110, of all new invasive cancer incidents in the US every year. To put this into context, the much-publicised cancer burden associated with alcohol is roughly the same: between 4 and 6 per cent. "Our findings underscore the opportunity to reduce cancer burden and disparities in the United States by improving food intake," said lead author Fang Fang Zhang, a cancer and nutrition researcher at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts.