This Morning’s Ben Shephard shares snap of ‘gorgeous’ rarely-seen wife Annie at the Chelsea Flower Show
THIS Morning star Ben Shephard shared a rare snap of his “gorgeous” wife Annie at the Chelsea Flower Show.
The TV presenter, 49, posted a sweet photo of Annie beaming as she enjoyed the beautiful floral display on Tuesday.
She looked elegant in a yellow multicoloured dress with a matching boater hat and a pair of Ray Ban sunglasses.
Ben captioned it: “Mrs S in her element!
“Just spent the day Royal Hospital Chelsea, it was so amazing to see the amazing gardens supported by Project Giving Back.
“So inspired, only problem is I think she’s now planning a garden makeover.”
Ben, who usually keeps his family life away from the cameras, were inundated with kind messages praising his other half.
One fan wrote: “Your wife is a stunning woman.”
A second posted: “Looking very gorgeous Annie,” while a third gushed: “Oh she looks divine as ever.”
Annie and TV host Ben have been going strong for two decades.
The couple got together back in 1995 before getting married nine years later.
The pair celebrated their 20th anniversary in March.
And the couple share two sons Jack and Sam.
Ben and Annie have a busy homelife with their two children.
The dedicated dad often shares heartwarming snaps of the boys playing in the park and garden.
Aside from Ben’s TV career, it seems that Annie has quite the career herself.
Despite staying out of the spotlight herself – her career is still media related.
She combines her love of interior design and writing – having her own blog called The House Editor.
Before motherhood, she wrote for fashion and interior magazines including House and Garden, Glamour, Elle Deco, Elle and Red.
On her website, Annie says: “For the last 15 years I’ve been raising our boys, knocking down and remodelling houses, building gardens out of mud-pits and running interiors projects.
“I’ve studied hard and taken excellent courses, so I’ve learned both the theory of design and I’ve also learned the hard way, by creating from the ground up, wellies on and spade in hand.
“After a few mistakes and a few more successes, my friends started to ask for help with their own interiors and gardens.”
