Celebs Go Dating trying to sign up Susanna Reid for new series as expert Paul Brunson sets his sights on GMB star
CELEBS Go Dating bosses have set their sights on Good Morning Britain anchor Susanna Reid for the next series.
They have the ITV stalwart, 53, on their radar, with expert Paul Carrick Brunson, 49, saying it would be an “honour” to have her using the agency to look for love.
Paul was talking of his dream Celebs Go Dating cast and was quick to flag the mum-of three.
He told OK! Magazine: “Someone like Susanna Reid would be great!
She is someone who everyone holds in high esteem and everyone likes her, but no one really knows much about her private life.
“It’d be an honour to have Susanna on the show.”
Susanna recently celebrated a 20-year milestone in her broadcasting career.
Yet away from the small screen, she tends to keep her private life under wraps.
Susanna was previously with the former sports presenter Dominic Cotton from 1998 until they separated in February 2014.
The pair were never married during their 16 years together and share three children together – Jack, Sam and Finn.
In November 2018, The Sun exclusively revealed Susanna was dating the minted football boss Steve Parish, who is worth £45million.
South Londoner Susanna dated the Crystal Palace chairman for nine months but waited until December 2018 before confirming the romance.
In 2019, Susanna revealed she was “very happy” with her new beau, but insisted she didn’t want to get married.
Yet sadly later that year, the relationship fizzled out.
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Later that year, she told how she would “never” get married.
During a segment on GMB five years ago, we reported how Susanna threw her hands in the air and said: “I’ll never marry.”
Her then co-host Piers Morgan stopped the conversation and turned to Susanna, saying: “Are you still of the never marrying camp?”
She said: “Yes I am. Nope. No.”
Previously, she reiterated her stance and said: “I don’t want to be married.
“No, no, no. I think the focus should be on the relationship.”