Ant McPartlin's ex-wife Lisa Armstrong has jetted away to a mystery location to soak up some sunshine during the bleak winter months with her beau, electrician James Green
Ant McPartlin's ex-wife jetted off to a sunny location with her boyfriend this week and shared pictures of her relaxing on the beach and drinking some cocktails at the bar on Instagram.They were divorced by October 2018 - marking the end of their 11 year marriage.
On Valentine's Day she shared a loved-up selfie with him before heading out for a date in Piccadilly Circus. She looked more relaxed than ever as she went make-up free and beamed for the camera with her hair tied back into a high bun. Her boyfriend commented: "What this picture doesn't tell anyone is that you drank the majority of that cocktail without realising the plastic tube stuck in the side contained tequila, so had to pour it in at the end and it made your eyes water when you drank the rest!! x"
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