Speaking previously with RSVP Magazine Dermot said: I was always a bit of a workaholic and when she started to work in the business she understood a bit more. So Louise runs the business and I get to do all the fun stuff — the drawings and the meetings! She really gets the raw end of the deal.
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The pair got married in and they have three kids together, Sarah is the eldest at 15 then James at 12 and finally Tom who is 8. Speaking previously with RSVP Magazine he said: "I was always a bit of a workaholic and when she started to work in the business she understood a bit more. She really gets the raw end of the deal. He recently said that his kids were going "ballistic" during the lockdown as they were stuck at home.
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We ask that you report content that you in good faith believe violates the above rules by clicking the Flag link next to the offending comment or by filling out this form. New comments are only accepted for 3 days from the date of publication. I tried to develop a sense of humour to disarm people. At school, nobody ever saw me as a serious contender for a boyfriend.
I struggled with not being popular and I was quite overweight. It wasn't until I went to college that I really found myself. I was surrounded by like-minded people, and I adored it. I was 18 and, for the first time, I could truly be myself. I led very sheltered teenage years. I didn't experiment as much as I probably should have. I was the good kid, focused on studying. A lot of my growing up happened when I went to college. I even went on Blind Date!
I wasn't looking for a date at the time, it was just about having a bit of craic. That was a new experience, going on TV - who could have known where I would end up? The TV work can be alien and a bit unnerving. It puts me on a bit of a pedestal. Because I live my life a little bit in the public, it's the private triumphs that mean the most to me now. I find it uncomfortable watching myself. I'll watch the show once, and never again. But I was at my in-laws a couple of months ago and my father-in-law wanted to watch the repeats.
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