Mark Wright reveals his long distance relationship with wife Michelle Keegan was ‘difficult’

Mark Wright has revealed that his long-distance relationship with wife Michelle Keegan was “difficult” after he flew to Australia for his dream role.

The 35-year-old TV presenter appeared on Thursday’s episode of Loose Woman alongside Ruth Langsford, Frankie Bridge and Steven Bartlett.

He told ITV viewers that he was recently advised by Piers Morgan that he should see his partner every three weeks, regardless of distance.

When Ruth asked what it was like to see your partner after a long time, Mark replied: “If you’re in love and in a happy relationship, you’re going to love each other.

“You have to find out that you’ve been together for a long time and haven’t seen each other in 3 weeks, so it’s exciting at first but then it turns into a 10-year relationship again.

“The further you go, the more pressure there is because the more time has passed. But I was in LA and had dinner with Piers Morgan and told him it was tough. I’ve been with my wife and we have the 3 week rule so it shouldn’t exceed 3 weeks. said.

When Frankie asked about their current situation, Mark said, “It’s hard to fly with Australia, it’s very difficult.”

Difficult: He told ITV viewers that he was recently advised by Piers Morgan that he should see his partner every three weeks, regardless of distance.

Talk: The 35-year-old TV presenter appeared on Thursday’s episode of Loose Woman with Ruth Langsford, Frankie Bridge, and Steven Bartlett.

Married to Mark since 2015, Michelle recently flew to Australia on business, with Mark currently traveling to Europe in Croatia, Malta, Italy, Mallorca and Portugal.

Our girl actress Michelle recently made fun of an exciting project that’s being promoted as a new six-episode series of Ten Pound Poms.

The series tells the story of a group of British immigrants who left post-war England for Australia in the mid-1950s.

The Opportunity: Michelle will spend more time with husband Mark as she takes on her dream role in a new BBC drama

A friend of Michelle’s told The Sun’s Bizarre TV column: “Michelle has always had a big dream, appearing in a historical drama and getting her toe baptized in the old days with ‘Ten Pound Poms’.”

On the project, Michelle will again work with writer Danny Brocklehurst, who co-stars with her on “Ordinary Lies,” her first television series since leaving Coronation Street in 2014, and on the Sky Brassic comedy starring Erin Croft.

New role: The 34-year-old actress recently flew to Australia for making fun of an exciting project now promoting a new six-episode series, Ten Pound Poms.

Michelle and Mark have already had eight months due to their busy work schedule.

Mark also recently landed the “dream” role he’ll be playing alongside his two best friends.

The 35-year-old former TOWIE star will host the new show A Wright Old Adventure alongside his father Mark senior and younger brother Josh.

The star will explore England’s highlights and engage in fun activities on the family-friendly series, but Michelle’s involvement was not mentioned.

It was previously reported that Mark texted at the last minute to stop by an upcoming ITV show, The Real Games, and spend more time with Michelle.

A source told Closer magazine: “Collaborating is something Michelle and Mark have talked about for a long time, and after agreeing to do The Real Games, Mark realized that it could be a big mistake as he lost his image of ‘reality’ instead of detaching himself from that world. as ‘star’.

He wants to save her in the past so he can chart a new career path with Michelle as a strong couple.

“He and Michelle were separated for a long time during their marriage, so he refused to spend as much time with her as possible.”

“Mark made a sacrifice to spend more time with Michelle and work on their new career, but that decision backfired if ITV actually blacklisted her.”

Exciting: Mark, meanwhile, takes on the “dream” role he’ll play alongside his two best friends: his father, Mark Senior, and his younger brother, Josh.