Sh0cking Age Reveal LIVE: Ben Shephard leaves fans Stunned on This Morning!
Ben Shephard has taken to Instagram to share a rare selfie with his wife as he celebrates his birthday but fans are shocked to find out the presenter’s real age.
ITV Good Morning Britain star Ben uploaded a sweet post to social media on Monday in dedication to his beloved wife Annie, who he first met at the University of Birmingham, Birmingham Live reports.
Ben wrote: “Feeling very spoiled having had a lovely birthday with the family and from all your messages! Thank you!! No idea where the time has gone or is going, but as you can see from the cards the family certainly aren’t letting me age quietly!!”
He added: “The fact that Annie nicked Clint Eastwoods poncho made it even better.
“By the way don’t be confused by my cards – I’m not 50 or 60 that’s my boys winding me up! I’m still clinging onto my 49th year!!! #thegoodthebadandtheoldbugger.”
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Many of the presenter’s co-stars and celeb pals rushed to his post to wish Ben a happy birthday on his special day.
Katy Rickitt commented: “Happy birthday to one of the loveliest humans I know xx”
Andi Peters said: “Happy Birthday Benny Boy!!” while Lorraine Kelly replied: “Happy 21st you scrumptious, glorious, cute as a button angel child.”
Bobby Seagull said: “Happy birthday to you Ben. One of the nicest blokes I have ever met!” and Alex Beresford typed: “Happy birthday mate. 50? No way!!! Looking good lad.”
Susanna Reid joked: “Happy Birthday! How many ages are you today?” as Sean Fletcher typed: “Happy birthday Ben! Looking forward to catching up….but conversations about spurs v west ham are banned. Xx”
Comedian Stephen Bailey replied: “I don’t believe you are 50! (Maybe through wisdom alone). Happy birthday lovely x”
Jonathan Swain said: “Happy Birthday mate – it must be the @zanesennett keeping you youthful.”
Expert interior designer Annie was also complimented on her appearance as Jo Elvin wrote: “Annie looking exactly the same as the last time I saw her in the early noughties! Happy birthday Ben xx”
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