Guy Ritchie’s wife Jacqui marks 14 years together as she shares sweet love poem: ‘Thank you for keeping the fun in the profundity’

Guy Ritchie’s wife Jacqui Ainsley celebrated their 14th anniversary together on Tuesday.

The 42-year-old actress took to Instagram to pay tribute to the 55-year-old director, whom she married in 2015.

Jacqui shared Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s poem Love alongside a sweet beach selfie on Instagram on Tuesday.

She wrote: “14 years old. Did I know you for 14 seconds, 14 years or 14 lifetimes?

“It’s like A; relatively it is B; absolutely it’s C.

“Thank you for keeping the fun deep and for fourteen years of peace and fun in equal measure.”

Friends wrote: “Beautiful words, beautiful life, beautiful company” and “I remember us meeting for lunch a few days after your first date and you ‘already knew.’ 14 years later, and you “just knew.”

Producers Guy and Jacqui divide their time between their eight-bedroom house in Fitzrovia, London, and their 18th-century estate in Wiltshire which was given to Guy as part of his divorce from Madonna in 2008.

The couple tied the knot in front of family and friends, including stars David Beckham, Henry Cavill, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Brad Pitt, during their festival-themed nuptials.

The wedding weekend, which Jacqui described as “the most magical time ever”, ended with a private screening of Guy’s latest film at the time, The Man From UNCLE.

The couple share three children, Rivka, 10, Rafael, 11, and Levi, eight.

Guy is also father to son Rocco, 23, whom he shares with ex Madonna and David Banda, 18, whom the pop icon adopted from Malawi during her eight-year marriage to Guy.

Earlier this month, Jacqui supported Guy at the premiere of Netflix series The Gentlemen in London.

In The Gentlemen, Theo plays the fictional main character Eddie, who inherits “his father’s large estate only to discover” that it is a “weed empire owned by the legendary Mickey Pearson.”

He stars alongside Chanel Cresswell, Joely Richardson, Daniel Ings and Gaia Weiss.

In the series, a host of unsavory characters from the British underworld want to take part in Eddie’s operation.

Determined to free his family from his clutches, Eddie attempts to play the gangsters at their own game. However, as he gets drawn into the world of crime, he begins to take a liking to it.

About the new production, Guy said: “The world of ‘The Gentlemen’ is a bit of me, I’m thrilled that with Netflix, Miramax and Moonage, we have this opportunity to inhabit it again.

“We can’t wait to bring fans back to this world, introduce new characters and their stories and I’m excited to do it with this extremely talented cast.”