Lorraine host Ranvir Singh hints at troubles in her relationship with toyboy lover as she admits ‘it’s a tricky subject’
LORRAINE host Ranvir Singh has hinted at issues in her relationship as she admitted “it’s a tricky subject.”
The ITV presenter – who has been standing in for regular show anchor Lorraine Kelly, 64 – asked competitions segment frontman Andi Peters, 54, to “move on” during the chat.
It came when she asked Andi, who was live in the Lorraine studio, if he had brought back any “gifts” for the team.
He replied: “I did promise you, but what do all men do? Break our promises.
“Isn’t that right lads?” as the camera crew could be heard laughing off-screen.
Ranvir, 47, then quipped: “It’s a touchy subject actually.
“Moving on.”
Yet the host immediately burst out laughing, suggesting her comments might have been tongue-in-cheek.
Andi said: “Oh!” before producing a punnet of fresh strawberries that he had hidden below the desk.
He added: “I did get them, I did get them – here they are!”
Ranvir has been dating TV producer Louis Church for a number of years.
Earlier this year, Ranvir told how her man – who is 18 years her junior – had moved into the home she shares with her son.
The pair met when he worked behind the scenes of her series of Strictly Come Dancing.
The presenter – who has also fronted fellow ITV daytime series Good Morning Britain through the summer – gave a rare insight into their partnership recently.
She told The Telegraph: “[At 5:30am] I try to talk myself back to sleep but it doesn’t always work. I get up, make a decaf tea and start chopping an onion for a dahl for lunch.
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“My partner Louis is terrible. He always hits snooze every ten minutes – it drives me mad!”
She already lives with her 10-year-old son Tushaan, whom she shares with her ex-husband Ranjeet Singh Dehal, and her older mother.
She also admitted that both Louis and her son have developed a close bond, so much so they even exclude her from activities.
“I’d love to say I spend a wintery evening in, playing family board games, but in reality, Louis and Tushaan play video games and I’m excluded!”
She added: “Sometimes we go to the cinema and Nando’s but we also love watching At Home With The Furys on Netflix.”
Louis’ other credits in the industry include Soccer Aid and Channel 4’s hit cooking show, Come Dine With Me.