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Death in Paradise's Ralf Little could be replaced by a familiar face, as fans are buzzing with the idea that a former detective might step back into the lead role. After Ralf announced he'd be hanging up his detective hat as Neville Parker at the end of series 13, speculation has been rife about who will take over the reins. Ralf has made quite the impression since joining the BBC hit show in 2020, becoming the longest-serving DI to date.

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little’s fiancée has sparked split rumours after appearing to have removed her engagement ring.The actor is in a relationship with screenwriter Lindsey Ferrentino, who he proposed to back in 2018. Ralf, 44, and Lindsey have been an items since 2017, when they crossed paths during the London run of Ugly Lies the Bone, where Ralf starred alongside his Death in Paradise predecessor Kris Marshall.The chemistry sparked on stage translated into a personal connection.The couple tend to keep their romance private, but eagle-eyed fans have noticed they no longer follow each other on Instagram. Recent photos of Lindsey also show her without her engagement ring.

BBC's Death In Paradise fans have discovered Don Gilet's previous role as he steps into Ralf Little's shoes. Don Gilet, known for his chilling portrayal of Walford serial killer Lucas Johnson in EastEnders, first appeared on the BBC One show in 2015, where he played a villain during Kris Marshall's tenure as detective Humphrey Goodman.

Following the announcement that Don Gilet is the latest British actor to take on the lead role in Death In Paradise, eagle-eyed fans of the hit crime show have pointed out that Don has appeared in the popular series once before. It turns out that Don was in the first episode of fourth series, Stab in the Dark in 2015 in which a rum distillery owner named Elias was murdered during a seance on the island of Saint Marie.The episode, which also marked the first appearance of fan favourite character Florence Cassell (Josephine Jobert), had DI Humphrey Goodman (Kris Marshall) investigating the businessman’s death, and eventually deducing that the murderer was Elias’s employee Andre – played by Don Gilet.

A former EastEnders star has been confirmed as Death in Paradise's new lead detective.

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little has shared a heartfelt message to his replacement on the show, just one month on since he bowed out of the BBC detective series in emotional scenes. As regular viewers will know, Ralf’s character DI Neville Parker sailed off into the sunset with his love interest Florence Cassell, sparking a huge debate over who would step in to replace him as the show’s lead.

One month on since Death in Paradise fans were devastated by the departure of fan favourite Ralf Little, avid viewers have been abuzz with excitement over who may replace him as the show’s lead. So far, plenty of big name stars have been rumoured to be in the frame to potentially take over the role, with Harry Potter actor Rupert Grint and Doc Martin’s lead actor Martin Clunes among the top contenders.

It looks like Harry Potter star Rupert Grint may be the next actor to grab a linen jacket and head off to the fictional Caribbean island of Saint Marie in the hit show Death in Paradise.There has been a vacancy since Ralf Little’s character Neville Parker departed the island with his love, DS Florence Cassell (Joséphine Jobert) after five years of solving murders. However, since his departure there has been much speculation about who could take on the role.

With the latest Death in Paradise actor, Ralf Little, having left the fictional island of Saint Marie - rumours have been swirling as to who will replace him as the lead detective. Ralf played Detective Inspector Neville Parker for five years, having taken over the role from Ardal O’Hanlon, who played DI Jack Rooney, in 2020.

Have you heard the latest theory from Detective in Paradise fans? They're certain they've figured out who's going to take over from our beloved Neville Parker, played by Ralf Little.Turns out, Doc Martin star John Marquez is being tipped as the one to fill Ralf's shoes after he first appeared on our telly screens as Neville back in 2020. In fact, Ralf has given us the longest-serving DI the show has ever seen - a remarkable four years and did we mention how many episodes? Fans of the hugely popular BBC show may remember John as Tom Lewis - he was only in a couple of episodes way back in 2017, but despite his character meeting an untimely end, viewers think his return could be on the cards.

Death in Paradise could see an unexpected star step into the role of lead detective as one of the stars of The Inbetweeners looks set to replace Ralf Little. After weeks of speculation about whether he would leave the BBC crime drama, Ralf bowed out at the end of season 13 as DI Neville Parker, leaving a spot open to join the cast who film the series in the Caribbean.

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little was left feeling utterly "mortified" after his co-stars jokingly labelled him a "liar".The beloved star, who famously played DI Neville Parker in the show, found himself in a bit of a blush-worthy situation involving his Death In Paradise hoodie at St Pancras station on Saturday morning. Recounting the situation to his fans on Instagram, Ralf said: "I went to the gym this morning and I put on this hoodie to keep me warm, it's a Death In Paradise cast and crew hoodie.

BBC's Death In Paradise fans are abuzz with speculation as Ralf Little steps away from his role, and a familiar face hints at a possible return. Peter Davison, known for his guest stint on the show years ago and currently starring in Beyond Paradise, has expressed his eagerness to reprise a detective role on the tropical series. However, he joked the part will likely go to someone "a lot younger than him".

Former Death in Paradise star Ben Miller has shared his thoughts on which star should step into Ralf Little’s shoes following his departure, after he bowed out of the show at the conclusion of series 13. Although no news has yet been announced about which star is set to take over from Ralf, who had played DI Neville Parker for the last four years, Ben didn’t hold back when he shared his own suggestions for the new lead role.

Ralf Little has opened up about his departure from the hit BBC series Death In Paradise, revealing that leaving was not his personal choice. Viewers were gutted over the exit of his much-loved character DI Neville Parker after he decided to leave Saint Marie during the series finale at the end of last month.

With DI Neville Parker (Ralf Little) having exited Death in Paradise, fans have started to speculate who could replace him as the lead in the series. Viewers were left devastated when Neville sailed off into the sunset with love interest Florence in the series 13 finale, which aired on 24 March. Ralf, 44, had starred in the BBC One series for over four years, having taken over from actor Ardal O'Hanlon, who portrayed DI Jack Mooney, in 2020.

Fans of Death in Paradise were saddened on Sunday 24 March as actor Ralf Little, who has played DI Neville Parker for four years, left the show. Since his departure was announced, viewers have been eager to find out who will take over from Neville in the series.The BBC has hinted that they will reveal the new lead actor for the show soon. On Tuesday's episode of Lorraine, actor Ben Miller shared his thoughts on who he'd like to see join the show and named a Call the Midwife favourite.

Death in Paradise fans think they've worked out how DI Neville Parker could make a return to the hit series.The character, portrayed by actor Ralf Little, exited the show in the finale of the thirteenth series. DI Neville decided he needed to go travelling and explore the world, prompting him to bid farewell to the Caribbean island in emotional scenes on Sunday, 24 March. Neville got his happy ending too, as he eventually reunited with love interest Florence and they jetted off together.

Death in Paradise will return to TV screens later this year, it has been confirmed.The thirteenth series of the hit BBC One show came to a close on Sunday, 24 March with fan favourite DI Neville Parker (Ralf Little) exiting the Caribbean island in emotional scenes.The end of the latest series left fans wondering when they can expect to get their next Death in Paradise fix, but thankfully the BBC has confirmed they haven't got too long to wait. Following the finale on Sunday 24 March, the show's official social media account delighted TV viewers by confirming its return date.

Ralf Little has officially left Death in Paradise - the BBC have confirmed that the episode that aired on Sunday 24 March was his final appearance as DI Neville Parker. After joining the series to replace DI Jack Mooney (Ardal O’Hanlon), Neville flew over to the Caribbean island of Saint Marie where he was greeted with sand and sun - which he hated.

BBC's Death in Paradise is seemingly on the hunt for a new detective after Ralf Little was confirmed to be leaving the show after five years.

DI Neville Parker will be exiting Death in Paradise in upcoming scenes, it's been reported. Actor Ralf Little is reportedly leaving his role in the BBC drama after five years. Ralf, 44, has been playing DI Neville Parker since 2020.

Death In Paradise fans have come to love bumbling detective Neville Parker over the last four years - however, star Ralf Little has teased uncertainty over his future on the BBC drama. In the current series, we've seen Neville lead the Saint Marie police as they grapple with the challenging task of investigating an assassination attempt on Commissioner Selwyn Patterson (played by Don Warrington) during his 50-year police service celebration. While viewers initially feared for Selwyn's fate, it later transpired that he was doing well and will remain a permanent figure in the show.

Fans of BBC's Death In Paradise are convinced they've figured out who Neville Parker's secret admirer is, after a mysterious person began following the detective's newly launched blog. As regular viewers will know, Neville, played by Ralf Little, has started a blog about his life as a British Detective on the island of Saint Marie. Sadly, despite his efforts it doesn't get many views, with no one seeming to care about his posts or his insight into his daily life.

Actress Angela Thorne, best known for starring in To The Manor Born and the mother of Rupert Penry-Jones, has died aged 84. She played Marjory Frobisher in the BBC sitcom opposite Penelope Keith from 1979 to 1981 as well as appearing in a string of long-running shows including Midsomer Murders.Thorne, who is also the mother of actor Laurence Penry-Jones, was nominated for an Olivier Award for her portrayal of Margaret Thatcher in Anyone for Denis? when she turned her hand to the stage.

With memorable appearances as the beloved "our Antony" in The Royle Family, Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps's Jonny Keogh and the iconic DI Neville Parker in Death in Paradise, Ralf Little has become one of the most recognisable faces on British television. As the narrator of The Yorkshire Farm, his voice is hard to mistake, too.

Remember how we all used to gather on the sofa to laugh, cry and truly identify with The Royle Family? This hugely-loved show really was one of those once-in-a-blue-moon sitcoms that managed to unite the generations - from your comedy-disliking grandma all the way through to that surly uncle who usually only watches sport. Shot through with a real warmth and easy-going humour, audiences instantly just clicked with this most down-to-earth of familes.Tuning in to follow their trials and tribulations almost became something of a ritual, helping propel the programme from strength to strength through the late 90s and beyond.

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little delighted fans of the show on Saturday after he revealed filming for series 12 had begun. MORE: Death in Paradise star Ralf Little to appear in new series of Who Do You Think You ArePosting an exciting message for his followers the 42-year-old shared a video to his Instagram feed from Guadeloupe in the Caribbean, where the series is being filmed. View this post on InstagramWATCH: Ralf Little's exciting Death in Paradise announcementCaptioning the video, he penned: "Greetings from Guadeloupe.

ITV I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here is returning to Australia this winter. And now the bookies have released their odds for the cast. Danny Dyer heads William Hill’s market of candidates who might enter the jungle for this year’s I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!.

Love it or loathe it, Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps had a mighty fanbase by the time it finished up in 2011.