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Victoria Coren Mitchell stuns in a red dress as she and husband David sweetly hold hands at The Windsors: Endgame press night in London
They’ve been happily married since 2012.
And, Victoria Coren Mitchell, 48, and David Mitchell, 47, sweetly held hands at the press night for The Windsors: Endgame at The Prince Of Wales theatre in London’s West End, on Tuesday.
The writer stunned in a red frock as she stepped out with her Peep Show comedian husband to watch the new production, which is based on the hit Channel Four sitcom The Windsors.
Cute: Victoria Coren Mitchell, 48, and David Mitchell, 47, sweetly held hands at the press night for The Windsors: Endgame at The Prince Of Wales theatre in London’s West End, on Tuesday
Victoria looked sensational in the sleeveless red A-line gown, which featured a faux wrap-over neckline.
She boosted her height with a pair of textured black pointed stilettos and accessorised with a delicate gold necklace.
Victoria wore her golden tresses in a sleek, straight style and used a natural palette of make-up to highlight her pretty features.
David, meanwhile, looked sharp as he teamed an open-collared light blue polka dot shirt with navy trousers.
Gorgeous: The writer stunned in a red frock as she stepped out with her comedian husband to watch the new production, which is based on the hit Channel Four sitcom The Windsors
The Windsors: Endgame sees comedian Harry Enfield star as Prince Charles and follows ‘the imagined escapades of the royal family’.
In the play, Prince William challenges his father for the crown, however his efforts are quickly obstructed by Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.
Meanwhile, Victoria and David welcomed their only child, daughter Barbara, in May 2015 – with the comedian previously describing her as ‘the best human being that has ever been born’.
He said of her, in a chat on The Jonathan Ross Show in 2018: ‘Unfortunately, there is nothing like having a tiny child who’s safety you are responsible for to make you worry.
‘You really don’t want the world to spin into the sun and explode. You thought you didn’t want it before but you really don’t want it [after having a child.]
‘That is the real downside of parenthood, and I suppose any form of love, is it makes you fear more… I would say love is not a stress reduction exercise is it?
‘What you want is a long period of bland contentment… I’m a family man. I’ve made bad choices and I am constantly worried.’
Happily married: The couple have been happily married since 2012 (Pictured that year)
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