Who is Stephen Fry’s husband Elliott Spencer?
ELLIOT Spencer is 30 years Stephen Fry’s junior but he has been majorly credited for helping the TV legend find happiness in his personal life. The comedian is also a keen photographer. Who is Elliott Spencer? Elliott Spencer was born in Southhampton and has always had big dreams to become a comic. The 33-year-old has […]
ELLIOT Spencer is 30 years Stephen Fry’s junior but he has been majorly credited for helping the TV legend find happiness in his personal life.
The comedian is also a keen photographer.
Who is Elliott Spencer?
Elliott Spencer was born in Southhampton and has always had big dreams to become a comic.
The 33-year-old has plenty of friends and moves around comedy circles with the likes of Jimmy Carr and David Mitchell.
He met Stephen Fry in 2014 and their romance began that summer.
Elliot was known as Mr. E before he and Stephen unveiled their relationship to the world.
When did he marry Stephen Fry?
They were married in 2015 – the loved-up couple share a 30 year age gap and Elliott’s father is the same age as his husband Stephen.
The couple had their vows witnessed by a mini Oscar Wilde.
Since marrying Stephen, Elliott has been going from strength to strength – they both have.
Elliott has been helping Stephen through the ups and downs that come from bipolar disorder and together they bring each other happiness and light.
They both share a love of the arts and so Elliott has been attending different shows and exhibitions along with Stephen.
Perhaps most pertinent for Elliott, however, is their globetrotting, which has enabled him to build his photography portfolio.
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What has Stephen Fry said about his sexuality?
Stephen Fry said in a video for charity Proud2Be: “[I’m] not proud because I think being gay is better than being anything else but I think it’s a wonderful thing to be in love and you follow your heart.
“Desire is wonderful and you follow whatever gland it is that controls your desire.”
He also added: “I would never apologise for being born the way I was and for feeling the way I do.”