Carol Vorderman labels herself ‘most unromantic woman’ after being ‘told off’ by partners | Celebrity News | Showbiz & TV
Carol Vorderman, 61, has given a glimpse into her dating life and perhaps a reason why her past relationships have failed after saying she has been “told off” by past partners for being the “most unromantic woman they’ve ever met”. Carol made the comments when speaking on her weekend Radio Wales show to Welsh Falklands veteran Simon Weston and his wife Lucy, who are set to star in new BBC series, Unbreakable.
Carol asked the couple if they are often open about their feelings as some couples are when Lucy, who has been married to Simon since 1990, explained that they “weren’t that type of couple”.
Explaining that as long as they know where each other are and that they are safe, the pair don’t tend to remember little things about their relationship like where they had their first date.
Cackling as Lucy explained, Carol then chimed in, saying: “I love you Lucy. I love you because I get told off by various partners in the past because I am the most unromantic person they have ever met.
“And they go ‘do you remember when we first met?’ and I go ‘No.’”
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Not taking herself too seriously, Carol’s “radio wife” Nathan Sussex also agreed with her observation.
He added: “Carol is as romantic as tripe!”
“I am just in the moment,” Carol defended as all the guests chuckled at her expense.
Former Countdown presenter Carol has always been candid about her dating life and back in July of this year explained why she chooses to date multiple men rather than settling down with one partner.
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Having remained single since her split from journalist Des Kelly back in 2007, it seems that Carol is not fussed about having a man in her life, despite joking about it.
Carol has been married twice, first to Christopher Mather from 1985 to 1986 and then to second husband Patrick King from 1990 until 2000. The couple share two children.
In another interview, she told The Telegraph in 2021:”The thought of sharing my life with someone again makes me feel positively sick.
“My mum remarried my wonderful stepfather, and she kept leaving him, so we were there one night in a lovely house, then we were in the circus, it was an anxious way to live. I think what it gave me is, ‘I can survive’.”
