He should be so lucky! Twitter is NOT impressed with rumours that Kylie Minogue, 48, is dating Prince Andrew, 57
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She isn't very lucky, lucky, lucky in love. And, come to think of it, neither is he.
But this fact still hasn't afforded any credibility to the bizarre rumours that Kylie Minogue and Prince Andrew have been 'quietly dating'.
According to New Idea magazine, the unlikely pair have been enjoying a low-key romance for several months, following the demise of Kylie's relationship with Joshua Sasse.
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'At the moment they're inseparable - Andrew is 100 per cent smitten,' a palace source apparently told the magazine.
'Kylie is someone that Her Majesty would welcome into the royal family with open arms. Everyone's hoping this romance goes the distance,' they continued.
However, few seem to be believing the wacky claim - and, to prove it, most of them have voiced their incredulity on Twitter.
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One wrote: "Late April Fools joke?", while another, referencing Theresa May's planned announcement from 10 Downing Street, said: "I've got it. She's announcing the engagement of Prince Andrew to Kylie Minogue."
Another chimed in: "Remarkable. If there’s royal wedding, they’ve got to get Angry Anderson to sing at it."
A fourth simple stated: "Umm...what?".
However, this isn't the first time the pair have been aligned. A historic post from 2014 saw one Twitter user say: "Today I read in a magazine that Kylie was flirting with Prince Andrew.
"But she's not interested and he's disappointed. Oh my god."
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Prince Andrew, Duke of York, was famously married to Sarah Ferguson from 1986 to 1996, when it ended in a very public divorce.
Meanwhile, 48 year-old Kylie has suffered a string of ill-fated romances, including Jason Donovan, Michael Hutchence, Olivier Martinez and James Gooding.
The Mirror have contacted representatives for both Kylie Minogue and Prince Andrew, but are yet to receive a response.