Famous faces have been popping up across Norfolk, surprising fans with low-key visits and unexpected encounters.
Celebrity chefs, famous actresses and chart-topping singers have all been spotted around the county so far this year.
Here are five of them so far:
Tom Kerridge
Tom Kerridge dined at the Mulberry Tree in Attleborough on Friday evening (Image: Instagram/The Mulberry Tree Attleborough)
Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge visited the Mulberry Tree restaurant and bar in Attleborough on August 21, after racing in the PBS Brakes SuperSport Endurance Cup at Snetterton Circuit.
He competed alongside fellow Michelin-starred chef Claude Bosi, before heading to the town centre eatery, where staff and diners took the opportunity to grab a photo with him.
Ben Stiller
Ben Stiller at Seething (Image: Dan Gay)
In early July, Ben Stiller made a surprise appearance at Seething Airfield, near Loddon.
The Zoolander and Night at the Museum star was researching a film project about a Second World War pilot who had been stationed at the site.
He met with people at the airfield during his visit.
Olly Murs
Olly Murs at the White Horse in East Runton (Image: White Horse East Runton)
Singer Olly Murs was also spotted in the county on Valentine’s Day, stopping by the White Horse Bar and Restaurant in East Runton.
The venue later shared a photo with the former X Factor contestant and The Voice UK coach, who has visited before.
Michelle Collins
Collins with her dog on Old Hunstanton beach (Image: Instagram/@michelledcollins)
Michelle Collins, best known for her role on EastEnders, spent time in Norfolk over Easter but suffered a fall while staying with friends.
The actress said she injured her knee while trying to stop her dog Peggy from running out the door.
She was treated at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn and later praised staff for being “efficient” and “kind”.
Tinie Tempah
Tinie Tempah was gifted a personalised Norwich City shirt on his visit to the city (Image: Everywhere At Once)
Tinie Tempah played a small gig in the centre of Norwich earlier this year.
He played at Voodoo Daddy's this summer as part of the Everywhere At Once festival.
The event last weekend aimed to bring big artists to small, local venues around the country, funded by the National Lottery.
It was created while Glastonbury is on an off year in an effort to replace the coverage people would have been able to enjoy from home.
He was also gifted a personalised Norwich City shirt.
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