Who is naga munchetty married to

I thought it was ironic and I thought I could wear it, it was ironic because I'm so not romantic, well I am romantic. On the front of the jumper were the words, "He loves me," while the back was emblazoned with, "He loves me not". Surprised by her remark, Nihal asked: "Okay, what was the last romantic thing that you did that you would be willing to share on national radio?

She continued: "So I might just switch [the jumper] round! Anyway, being kind to someone is romantic because all romance is, is showing that you've thought about someone else, and being thought about is a wonderful thing, and being cared for is a wonderful thing. Sharing some examples of her kind gestures for husband James, the year-old divulged: "Head rub! I gave a head rub yesterday and it was received with such gratitude! Make sure you never miss a story!

Naga and James do not share any children. But the couple are parents of sorts, as they are said to own two Siamese cats named Kinky and Ronnie. The pair both have extremely busy careers. Naga is also a skilled piano and trumpet player, an accomplished golfer, and a sophisticated snooker player - who can even rustle up a delicious cocktail. Naga and James have been married since , after dating for several years previously.

Naga has been married to James, left, for 13 years. A third commented: "I am one if that counts, although my other half supports West Brom and Wales Am treading carefully!! Luckily not quite as frustrated anymore. The year-old recently gave an insight into her relationship when she spoke to psychotherapist and author Philippa Perry as part of her new Radio 5 Live gig. Philippa, who is married to artist Grayson Perry, encouraged listeners to avoid using less accusatory phrases such as "you always" in a bid to avoid heated arguments.

She said: "I think also it's really easy as a couple to look at other couples or TV couples and think, 'That's the way to do it'. Others may think, 'Oh, they're a bit rude to each other', but we're not, it's just how we communicate. Like this story?