BBC Radio 2 show recently gave an idea about home life with TESS Daly, because he explained how he pays the price for something.
BBC Radio 2 star Vernon Kay shared an idea about home life for explaining how he pays the price after he disappointed his danced wife Tess Daly.
Chatting with Radio 2 assistant star Ellie Brennan, Vernon shared how TESS will join the mothers around the country today while celebrating her birthday 56th (29th of March) today (29 March) and tomorrow at the Mother’s Day festivals.
However, Ellie shared how she did not receive gifts from her husband before leaving her birthday morning.
And Vernon explained how he was in a similar prediction last year and now confessed that he “learned his lesson”.
Vernon, who directly addressed Ellie’s partner, said, “Steffan was found there, didn’t do it and paid the price, so we’re ready to go this weekend.”
Meanwhile, the former Family Fortunes star recently gave another idea of his relationship with Tess when he was talking on his Radio 2 show.
If something gets wrong, he explained how it would be “a problem”: “Well, the issue is that Tess loves the cake. Yes, and if I didn’t try cakes and not as good as you can buy in the supermarket, then it would be a problem, so I’m just buying it.”
When he came together in 2001, both of them were in TESS ITV, while Vernon was currently working on Channel 4 at the beginning of their publication careers, two years later.
Since then, he has two children with husband and wife, Phoebe and Amber, who was born in 2004 and 2008.
In the following years, the famous couple has recently claimed the great career achievements that appeared on both TV and radio.
In one of the first major TV roles, Vernon presented their family’s delegation for more than 10 years before taking over from BBC Radio 2 to the Mid -morning show of BBC Radio 2 in 2023 after taking over from Ken Bruce.
Similarly, TESS saw a sharp career orbit, which initially worked as a model, and later decided to make a career in the field of publishing.
After presented a series of shows, including Smash Hits TV, SMTV Live and Back to Reality, his career emphasis came in 2004 when he began to host BBC One’s Strome Dancing.
