Janet Street Porter shocked the Loose Women audience by revealing that she has got married for a FIFTH time on Monday’s episode of the show.
Admitting that she ‘saved the best till last’, the media personality, 79, was all smiles as she shared her happy news with her husband Peter Spanton via video link.
Janet, who got married over the weekend said: ‘Hi everyone, I’ve been keeping a big secret, it’s my big news for everyone that’s watching…
‘Peter and me got married on Saturday.
‘So there you are. I finally did it. I saved the best till last.’
Janet and the British businessman have romantically linked since 1999.
Janet Street Porter shocked the Loose Women audience by revealing that she has got married for a FIFTH time on Monday’s episode of the show
The media personality’s Loose Women co-stars Brenda Edwards, Kaye Adams, Sue Cleaver and Nadia Sawalha were all quick to offer their congratulations.
Kaye couldn’t help but point out: ‘Husband number five.’
Brenda then joked: ‘Stop counting numbers!’
Offering more serious messages of support following the ceremony in Great Yarmouth, Brenda became emotional and simply said ‘congratulations’.
Kaye added: ‘She looks content, radiant and happy.’
Janet’s first marriage was to Tim Street-Porter way back in 1967, but the pair split in 1975.
She then tied the knot in 1975 to English publisher Tony Elliot – however, by 1977, the pair were divorced.
Her third marriage came later that decade to Canadian documentary film maker Frank Cvitanovich in 1979, but this union was also relatively short-lived and the pair divorced in 1981.
The media personality’s Loose Women co-stars Brenda Edwards, Kaye Adams, Sue Cleaver and Nadia Sawalha were all quick to offer their congratulations
The star’s fourth – and most recent husband until this weekend – was David Sorkin, who she was married to between 1997 and 1999.
Janet previously told The Guardian that she has had so many seriously relationships over the years that she has a good understanding of how men’s minds work.
She said: ‘I’ve been married four times and lived with a lot of blokes – I know how men’s minds work.
‘What have all the men I’ve been with got in common? They’re all pathetically grateful.’
