We asked for you to share your celebrity selfies with us and you didn't disappoint.
Here are three star-studded encounters with celebrities.
We even have one encounter with an internationally famous actor, a cult favourite among fans of television's Game of Thrones.
Read on to find out what it was like to meet these famous folk!
John Bradley (Samwell Tarly of Game of Thrones) pictured with Claire Hill of Weymouth
An encounter with a star from television fantasy series Game of Thrones left Claire Hill ‘beaming’.
Claire, of Weymouth, was delighted to meet the actor John Bradley, who plays Samwell Tarly in the hit HBO series.
The picture was taken at Buckingham Palace in May 2018. Claire tells us: “It was was my daughter’s Gold Duke of Edinburgh awards ceremony, which took place at Buckingham Palace.
“I was beaming, as I’d met my hero from my favourite TV show.” John, 31, from Manchester, won the part of Samwell Tarly just three months after he graduated from drama school.
His character was a friend of Jon Snow and provided occasional comic relief ! The whole experience was a huge surprise for Claire, who says those receiving Duke of Edinburgh awards knew there would be celebrity ambassadors at the Palace but had no idea who they would be.
She remembers: “Nobody knew who the celebrity ambassadors would be. They all came out and I saw John. “He was a lovely man, we chatted for a bit and my daughter took our photo.”
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Left to right: Holly Willoughby, Mervyn Wright and Vicky Briggs on ITV’s Surprise Surprise
Thanks to Vicky Briggs of Portland who sent us this lovely photo of herself, and her father Mervyn Wright meeting TV presenter Holly Willoughby.
The picture was taken in 2013 in the London ITV studios.
Vicky tells us: “I took my Dad on Surprise Surprise because he had a medal stolen in a robbery that was awarded to him for risking his life for saving a toddler’s life who was drowning in a marshy bog when my dad was in the army.
"He also had an army reunion with the guys he served with after not seeing them for over 30 years."
Pictured is the moment in the studio when Mervyn’s army friends marched on stage for the surprise reunion.
Mervyn said: “We both felt emotional and overwhelmed.”
Dorset Echo sports reporter Neil Walton meets Kumar Sangakkara
Dorset Echo sports reporter Neil Walton was delighted to meet his sporting hero, cricketer Kumar Sangakkara.
Neil, from Weymouth, met the Sri Lankan cricketer at a county championship cricket match in Taunton in 2016. Sangakkara, a batsman for Surrey who has scored over 20,000 first class runs, posed for a selfie with Neil during a change of innings.
Neil said: “Sangakkara was really polite, I can imagine he’s inundated with requests for pictures so I was delighted to have one.”
Left-hander Sangakkara, who was known for his elegant strokeplay, retired from the game as one of its true greats.
He was one of Sri Lanka’s biggest match-winners in a career that spanned 15 years.
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