Read the full interview in Saturday’s Guardian Weekend magazine, and on on Saturday morning. The presenters are due to return as a TV duo next Saturday for the first time in a year on the ITV show Britain’s Got Talent. “For the first time in many years, all we talked about were deep things like how we felt, and what the future held, and where we were, and all the chaos that has come along, especially for me,” McPartlin said. Britain’s Got Talent is over for another year after weeks of auditions and five live semi-finals.The 2019 Britain’s Got Talent final took place on Sunday, June 2, and 11 acts overall competed. They realised they had started to take each other for granted, and had stopped talking to each other properly. They said that they then reassessed their career and relationship.
When asked if he had considered separating from his on-screen partner of almost 30 years, he said he would be lying if he had not thought about it, but that ultimately he wanted his partner healthy and happy, and the relationship back on track.Īfter the crash, McPartlin announced he was immediately withdrawing from his television commitments and going into rehab. The exclusive interview will be in Saturday’s Weekend magazine.
