Holly Ramsay’s Valentine’s Day was awash in pink, a vibrant testament to her recent marriage to Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty. The couple, wed last year in a stunning ceremony attended by David and Victoria Beckham, and with Gordon Ramsay proudly walking his daughter down the aisle, are clearly still basking in the glow of newlywed bliss.
Their journey to this point wasn’t without its challenges. A public family rift shadowed the wedding preparations, but it hasn’t dimmed the affection between Holly and Adam. A whirlwind honeymoon followed the ceremony, and now, their first Valentine’s Day as husband and wife is being celebrated with heartfelt gestures and a home filled with celebratory decorations.
Adam showered Holly with affection, transforming their home into a romantic haven. A massive bouquet of flowers and a dining table laden with treats accompanied a simple, powerful message from Holly: “I ❤️ YOU.” A tender photo of the couple embracing, eyes locked in a shared moment, captured the depth of their connection.
Elsewhere, Zara McDermott shared a rare, intimate glimpse into her blossoming relationship with Louis Tomlinson. The unseen photo, featuring Louis playing guitar with his dog by his side, spoke volumes about their cozy, comfortable connection. Their romance, which began after Zara’s previous relationship, has quickly become a public favorite.
Maya Jama’s return from filming Love Island was met with a spectacular surprise. Her footballer boyfriend, Rúben Dias, greeted her with an overwhelming display of red roses, a playful challenge just to carry them inside. The gesture didn’t stop there – a Chanel bag awaited her on the bed, a luxurious symbol of his affection.
For Perrie Edwards, this Valentine’s Day held a special significance. Having recently welcomed her second child, a daughter named Alanis Valentine, she’s experiencing the joys of motherhood anew. A sweet snapshot of her two children in matching outfits perfectly captured the adorable family moment.
Established couples also took the opportunity to express their love. Peter Andre penned a heartfelt message to his wife, Emily, praising her for “absolutely everything.” Holly Willoughby shared a sweet selfie with her husband, Daniel Baldwin, declaring him her “Romeo.”
Kerry Katona, who found love with personal trainer Paolo Margaglione on Celebs Go Dating, was effusive in her praise. She described him as “the most beautiful human being” and expressed her deep gratitude for his kindness and compassion. Their connection, blossoming from a reality TV experience, seems to be thriving.
Idris Elba offered a simple, yet powerful message to his wife, Sabrina: “got your back ❤️ Happy Valentines.” The sentiment, paired with a loving photo, spoke volumes about their enduring partnership. These public displays offer a glimpse into the private worlds of these celebrated couples.
However, Valentine’s Day isn’t universally embraced. Miranda Hart, who secretly married Richard Fairs last year, continues her tradition of acknowledging those who may find the day isolating. She encouraged connection and reminded everyone of their inherent worth, regardless of their relationship status.
Hart’s initiative, offering a space for connection through a live-stream and a dedicated hashtag, provides a counterpoint to the often-idealized portrayal of romance. It’s a reminder that love, in all its forms, and self-love, are worthy of celebration, even on a day dedicated to couples.
