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What did Andrew whisper to William? Just ask the lip-readers...

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March 22, 2026

Celebrity lip-readers, eyes trained on famous mouths, are decoding slip-ups, secrets and swearwords

- Lily Isaacs

Nina Dellinger realised in high school she could read lips but didn't know what to do with the skill.

It was only after downloading TikTok during Covid that she saw an opportunity.

Now 29 and living in Belize, Dellinger is one of the internet's leading celebrity lip-readers, with 1.6 million followers and a talent that reveals the modern relationship between celebrity and privacy.

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