The actress, writer and comedian and star of The Trouble with Maggie Cole married her husband in 2013, and shares some rare insights into their relationship and romance via social media
Actress and comedian Dawn French is a stalwart of British television and has made a huge name for herself internationally thanks to her comedy, acting and presenting.
Dawn plays the lead in the series, as the gossipy Maggie who finds herself in hot water after spilling the secrets of people in her small town on a radio interview while tipsy, and in return, a family secret of her own is revealed.Read more: Doireann Garrihy and Jennifer Zamparelli reunite sparking DWTS return speculationShe shares the occasional rare insight into her marriage to husband of 11 years Mark Bignell.
"I'll have to buy new pants. I did do some dating and it was excruciating and difficult as I'm not an accomplished flirter.""I know that I will make a good life for myself with all sorts of things as armour. Including stuff my new chap is teaching me that I never knew.Dawn has also previously shared a very blurry throwback wedding photo of the couple, which showed Dawn smiling from ear to ear as she wore a lacy white bridal gown with a low V-neck and long sleeves.
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