Inside Stephen Mangans marriage to actress wife and | UK News

Stephen Mangan is a British actor, comic, presenter, and author – but who is his well-known wife?

The 58-year-old is thought for enjoying Guy Secretan in Green Wing, Dan Moody in I’m Alan Partridge, Sean Lincoln in Episodes, Bigwig in Watership Down, and Andrew in Bliss.

Stephen also discovered fame enjoying Nathan Stern in The Split, alongside Nicola Walker, Fiona Button, Annabel Scholey, and Barry Atsma. As properly as performing roles, the star also presents Artist of the Year on Sky Arts. His latest position sees him take to the West End stage in a revival of Florian Zeller’s comedy The Truth.

Stephen is set to seem on Saturday Kitchen later today (May 30), alongside his upcoming co-star Sarah Hadland. The latest episode of the BBC show, hosted by Matt Tebbutt, will also characteristic cooks Luke Holder, Dan Mayo-Evans, Anthony Murphy, and Ravneet Gill, as properly as drinks professional Carmen O’Neal. Ahead of his look on Saturday Kitchen, followers could also be shocked to be taught that Stephen is married to a well-known actress.

Stephen has been married to Cheshire-born actress Louise Delamere since 2007. They live in Primrose Hill, north London and have three sons together. Louise is best recognized for her roles as Lia in the Channel 4 comedy drama No Angels and Colette Sheward in Holby City.

Speaking to the Evening Standard in 2020, Stephen beforehand shared: “I’ve been in Primrose Hill about 30 years. I live with my lovely family – three boys and a missus. It’s a busy household. I have to do any work before school finishes, when they’ll all pour in and the chaos will begin.”

Many followers will know that Stephen shares the screen with his lookalike sister, Anita, on Celebrity Gogglebox, but you could be shocked to discover out about his household hyperlink to Irish presenter Angela Scanlon.

The pair are third cousins once eliminated, a relevation that emerged on Angela’s programme Ask Me Anything a few years in the past.

Despite having fun with a wide-ranging profession, Stephen has endured important heartache in his non-public life. In 1991, when he was just 22 years outdated, his mom was identified with colon cancer and died just six months later.

Then in 2005, his father died of a mind tumour at the age of 63, also six months after receiving his diagnosis.

“You feel so helpless when something like that happens to someone you love. A lot of people live in denial and don’t want to think about what might happen because it’s depressing,” Stephen beforehand told Metro.

“I find being aware that the clock is ticking makes being alive feel more special. You can’t go around thinking you’re going to die all the time, but life is precious because there isn’t that much of it.” He added, “It’s a source of tremendous sadness to me that my parents never got to meet my children. It feels wrong, but what can you do? You have to get on with it.”

Saturday Kitchen airs weekly at 10am on BBC One and iPlayer