Ainsley Harriot and Grace Dent’s relationship rumors have sparked since they have started traveling cross country for ” Isle Of Wight.”
Ainsley and Grace, two of Britain’s most adored foodies, visit some of the top coastal vacation spots and delicacies in the British Isles in Best of Britain By The Sea.
The two have recently compiled a list of the top 20 restaurants along the UK’s coastline for The Times. Their togetherness might have made false claims about their relationship.
Is Ainsley Harriott In A Relationship With Grace Dent?
Ainsley Harriott and Grace Dent’s relationship rumor isn’t very concrete. However, they have been spending time often on screen for the Isle Of Wight Show.
Many comments on their Instagram post suggest that they might be dating. However, none of them confirmed the rumors. They have 17 years of the age difference.
One of the captions of Ainsley reads, “We had a fabulous time filming #bestofbritainbythesea, and I hope you all enjoyed watching. Lots of love and thanks to the team behind the show and everyone who took part.”
However, Ainsley was married to Clare for 23 years before splitting. Despite moving on, the pair maintains cordial relations after divorcing in 2012.
They have two adult children, Jimmy and Maddie. In one of his interviews, Harriott said, “I still love and care about my ex-wife.”
Ainsley, who takes great care to protect his privacy, talked about it in an interview with The Mirror in 2020. He continued, “I still love and feel for my ex-wife, and it never ceases. There is respect there.”
Food Traveller Duo Family And Dating Life
Ainsley Harriot dated and married Clare and amicably separated now. On the other hand, Grace Dent officially engaged to her long-time partner Charles.
She also disclosed for the first time how she and her current partner met after exchanging comments on each other’s Instagram posts for two years.
“With my partner, Charles, I almost always wonder how I pulled this off whenever I look at him,” she remarked.
Dent added, “Because I used to follow him on Instagram before we started dating, and he did the same. For at least 24 months, I would glance at his photo and think, “He’s so lovely.”
Grace writes a restaurant column for the Evening Standard and is a restaurant critic for The Guardian.
She has been on the Channel 4 television program Very British Problems and is a regular critic on the BBC’s MasterChef UK.
Dent published her first non-fiction book, How to Leave Twitter, in July 2011. She has written 11 novels for teenagers.