This Morning star sparks rumours she’s split with partner of ten years as she reveals ‘life change’ in emotional video
TRINNY Woodall has sparked rumours she has split from long-term love Charles Saatchi after revealing a “big life change”.
This Morning‘s fashion expert Trinny, 59, and businessman Charles, 79, have been dating for 10 years – since he split from wife Nigella Lawson.
Writing on Instagram today, Trinny said: “It’s a new day, it’s a new dawn, it’s a new life.”
The beauty added: “I have been moving but now I have moved.”
Trinny, who is on holiday in France where she owns a chalet, said in a second post: “I have looked out at this view for the last 30 years of my life. It’s the one consistent view I have ever had.
“Recently with the big life change and moving house it was important for me to come back here with (daughter) Lyla and family just to have that moment, listen to the birds, be at one with nature. Very healing.”
Trinny was previously married to musician turned company director Johnny Elichaoff.
The couple split in 2008, and he passed away in 2014.
Charles’ ten-year marriage to TV cook Nigella Lawson ended in 2013 after he was pictured with his hands round her throat.
In 2020 Charles shocked Trinny’s fans when he wandered into the background naked as she spoke on Facebook.
Trinny was entertaining fans with online broadcasts, talking about her skin care routine.
While chatting about her make-up and clothing in lockdown from the bathroom at their home in West London, Charles could be seen in the buff in the reflection of a full length mirror.
Trinny has a daughter and previously opened up about undergoing nine rounds of IVF before having Lyla, 19.
She said on This Morning: “Around 34 I started that journey of wanting to have a baby.
“I took a long time to realise I was ready to be a mum, and then you think it would be simple.”
Trinny said she struggled to conceive and underwent a number of tests to check her fertility.
She said: “I found out I had a bad case of infertility.”
Trinny and her then husband Johnny Elichaoff – who died in 2014 – then tried IVF but it was a tough journey.
“The second time I did it was successful and then I lost it quite late,” she said.
“And then it happened again and I lost it. I had a few times of feeling pregnant and then not being pregnant.
“I had never given up but never thought it was going to happen.”
They then tried Artificial insemination (IUI) but Trinny wasn’t holding out any hope.
She said: “And then I had a period two and a half weeks later and I thought I’d lost it again.”
But they then went to visit the doctor who could hear a baby’s heartbeat and said she was probably pregnant with twins and had lost one.
“I heard the heartbeat and then went every week to have a scan,” she added.