Kelly Brook admits new marriage has 'simplified' her life as she prepares to leave UK
Model and actress Kelly Brook has revealed that her marriage to her hunky Italian husband Jeremy Parisi has "simplified" life, as she prepares to leave the UK to film a major new TV show. The loved-up couple, who wed in July 2022, are currently packing up to swap London for the Italian village of Arpino, where they're set to film their own daytime show for ITV.
Speaking about how marriage has changed her, Kelly recently revealed: "Jeremy and I, now we are married, we have definitely simplified our lives." However, the 44 year old is about to uproot herself once again - after selling her Kent farmhouse last year to move to London with Jeremy - by relocating to Italy where they'll get stuck into working on Jeremy's family's olive oil farm.
Speaking to MailOnline about the new show, titled La Dolce Vita, Kelly said: "'He's got a little farm house in Italy that is in need of renovation. It's an olive oil farm so we will be getting involved and pressing olives and learning how to cook pizza, I'm learning Italian."
While Kelly already has an impressive list of acting credits under her belt - including on the likes of Midsomer Murders, Moving Wallpaper, and Smallville - presenting with her other half will be a first for her.
Speaking to OK! earlier this year about her life updates, Kelly shared: "Married life is really good. This is the most traditional I’ve been in my whole life, to have a proper job, a dog and a husband, I’m like ‘who am I?’. I used to be running around town and now I'm all settled, it's mad, but it's amazing."
She's also proved herself as a property developer and interior designer. After buying her Kent farmhouse almost 20 years ago, she spent 17 years doing it up in what she called a "labour of love", before putting it on the market and selling it last year.
Acknowledging how far she's come since finding fame as a model in the nineties, Kelly told OK!: "When I was starting out as a model, I thought my career would be over at 30, then I’d have babies and get married and move on. You never saw older women on magazines or anywhere so I didn't think I'd have a career in this industry. But that never happened, I became a DJ at 39, so it's amazing."
