MICHELLE Keegan and Mark Wright looked smitten last night as they cuddled in a taxi after a date night.
The sweet pair – who married in 2015 – were spotted at a posh restaurant in London’s Marylebone with family.
The Our Girl beauty and ex-Towie lothario Mark, both 34, had a meal and cocktails at the Chameleon restaurant.
They smiled and laughed as they left the venue wearing matching black outfits.
Michelle accessorised her look with a Fendi cross-body bag and leather boots, while dapper Mark wore a suede jacket.
Last month Mark told how he was sick of defending his relationship with his wife of six years, with the pair often working in different cities.
He said the couple always make time to see each other, even though their busy, successful careers leave them working in different cities and often different countries.
He told The Celeb Report on Sunday: “Nobody needs to know how much Michelle and I see each other.
“We always make it work. It’s just a lot of travelling really, up and down the motorway.
“We both work hard, she works hard, there are no rules in life, are there?
“I might see her for five days, go to work for a day then see her for another five.
“We see each other plenty, people don’t need to worry about that.”
Asked if he would renew his wedding vows, he said: “I’ve never even thought about it.”
Former Coronation Street star Michelle previously told how she enjoyed spending extra quality time with Mark for the first time in years during the three lockdowns, doing jigsaw puzzles and cooking.
The Manchester-born beauty spent years filming in exotic locations for BBC Army drama Our Girl, including South Africa and Malaysia.
Meanwhile, Mark landed a gig as a Hollywood TV presenter for entertainment news programme Extra in California, during which time their long-distance relationship relied on phone and video calls.
Now the super-fit pair go to several gym sessions together every week.
Earlier this year Michelle said: “Before Covid we’d do our own things, but now we set our alarms and have got into routines of working out together.”
Mark has even been doing workouts with his parents again, as they have got their health back after Covid.
He said: “Train Wright is suitable for any age. My parents have done a lot of workouts with me. They’re getting fit again and have always focused on that.”
The pandemic hit Mark’s family hard, with his mum, dad, two grandparents and uncles all struck down with Covid around Christmas. He lost his uncle Eddie, 65, in March.
He said previously: “Covid tore my family apart and it’s not going to be the same again.”
