Denise van Outen and Eddie Boxshall to tie the knot in small ceremony after Covid ruined plans
DENISE van Outen and Eddie Boxshall have planned a register office wedding soon, after Covid put the mockers on her plans. The 46-year-old said: “I was going to propose last leap year, but we went into lockdown so it was impossible to do it properly. It didn’t feel right. “So it’s a joint decision. There […]
DENISE van Outen and Eddie Boxshall have planned a register office wedding soon, after Covid put the mockers on her plans.
The 46-year-old said: “I was going to propose last leap year, but we went into lockdown so it was impossible to do it properly. It didn’t feel right.
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Denise van Outen revealed she and Eddie Boxshall will tie the knot in a small ceremony[/caption]“So it’s a joint decision. There is no proposal. We’re doing it the modern way. We’re in our forties, I’ve been married before.
“For a lot of women the dream is the big rock on the finger. I’m the opposite of that. I just want the commitment between two people.
“I don’t need to wear a diamond ring to feel that someone loves me. I said to him we’ll get bands when we marry. It won’t be a massive, lavish wedding.”
Denise, from Essex, has ruled out more kids too, adding: “Two or three years ago we did talk about trying to have children.
The couple, who have been together seven years, are planning a register office wedding[/caption]“But it never happened and I don’t have any regrets.”
Denise, who was married to actor Lee Mead, 39, also spoke about feeling more body confident now than she did 20 years ago.
She said: “I try to embrace my femininity, it’s fun. In another ten years I won’t be doing photoshoots, so I’m making the most of it now.
“Looking good has become more of a focus because as I am older, I do like to get dressed up and glam.
Denise said ‘I just want the commitment between two people, it won’t be a massive, lavish wedding’[/caption]Most read in Celebrity
“I host a burlesque cabaret show in London. When you are surrounded by all these young, beautiful women, it inspires you to keep yourself looking good.
“I don’t do it because I feel pressure, I do it because it makes me feel better.
“I’ve been with Eddie seven years and I still want to look nice for him. It’s very easy in lockdown to live in Ugg boots and tracksuits every day.”
Denise also spoke about feeling more body confident now than 20 years ago[/caption]