Myleene Klass enjoyed a fun day with her fiance Simon Motson and son Apollo at Winder Wonderland on Monday.
The singer, 46, who also shares daughters Ava, 17, and Hero, 13, with ex-husband Graham Quinn, couldn’t wipe the smile off her face with Simon, 49.
Over the holiday, Myleene and Simon got right into it, riding the rollercoasters and winning Apollo a huge white teddy bear.
Myleene looked incredibly chic in a white puffer coat and matching fur pom beanie, paired with a cozy Burberry scarf.
The Hear’Say star looked more than smitten all day with Simon, who cut a modern figure in a beige jacket.
Myleene and her PR executive partner met nine years ago after going on a blind date.
Myleene Klass, 46, enjoyed a fun day out with her fiancé Simon Motson, 49, and their son Apollo, five, at Winder Wonderland on Monday.
The singer, who also shares daughters Ava, 17, and Hero, 13, with ex-husband Graham Quinn, couldn’t wipe the smile off her face with Simon (pictured).
Mylenne went on a roller coaster with Apollo
The mother and son looked very happy on their holiday.
The couple got engaged in 2020 after Simon got down on one knee in their garden shed, which he turned into a replica of the spot where they had their first date, and surprised her with a nine-carat diamond ring.
Myleene and her ex Graham split after he dumped her on her birthday, just six months after they married.
‘For the next 9 years, may the laughter continue to be as loud as your t-shirts’
The divorce proved costly for the singer, who did not sign a prenuptial agreement even though her friends and even her priest advised her to do so.
Speaking earlier to the Daily Mail, he said: “That was as stupid as it gets.” One of my friends later said, “You married a former drug dealer who wouldn’t sign a prenuptial agreement. What were you thinking?”
The mother of three found the separation a devastating experience and vowed to never remarry, but is willing to walk down the aisle with her current partner.
Myleene has put her troubled first marriage behind her and recently revealed the reality of living with a blended family.
Simon also has a 17-year-old son and a 13-year-old daughter from his previous relationship.
Over the holiday, Myleene and Simon got right into it, riding the rollercoasters and winning Apollo a huge white teddy bear.
Myleene looked incredibly stylish in a white puffer coat and matching fur pom beanie, paired with a cozy Burberry scarf.
The Hear’Say star looked beyond loved up all day with Simon, who cut a modern figure in a beige jacket.
Simon had the honor of holding the giant teddy bear.
Simon later joined Mylenne and Apollo on the roller coaster.
Apollo looked adorable in his red Santa hat.
The family posed for selfies throughout the day.
Simon, Mylenne and Apollo burst out laughing at one point
Mylenne looked incredibly glamorous in her winter outfit.
The couple got engaged in 2020 after Simon got down on one knee in their garden shed, which he turned into a replica of the spot where they had their first date, and surprised her with a nine-carat diamond ring.
Mylenne pictured with her daughters Ava, 17, and Hero, 13, Apollo and Simon.
Before opening up about her family life, Myleene took to Instagram with a sweet post.
Her caption read: ‘I keep seeing this trend. Anything that normalizes and embraces modern, blended families really affects me deeply. Especially because it’s something I never had a plan for and was too afraid to undertake.
‘My daughters and I have been a solid unit, ‘The Klass Girls’ forever. Anyone who knows me will tell you that the sun rises and sets with my daughters. They are my everything.”
He continued: ‘When Sim came into our lives with his backgammon board, he brought so much kindness, love and fun. He walked in and took a step forward. And now, eight years later, we have our baby.
‘Who could have imagined? It doesn’t matter where you come from, just that you show up for each other.
The presenter continued to gush about her beloved companion: “He never misses anything, whether it’s school plays, trips, discos, concerts, evenings with parents, sports days or simply helping with art homework that becomes a installation, Michelin-starred dinners, medical appointments. , learning their songs, picking them up at their friends’ houses at all hours, teaching them how to wakeboard, handmade lunch boxes, endless cups of tea during exam time, negotiating bedtime, drying tears, raising laughter.
‘Every day chaos, madness, family life. Showing them what love looks like in a relationship, never giving up, being the embarrassing parent who encourages them the loudest.’
“No family is perfect anyway, and blended families really experience a whole range of emotions, trials, experiences and challenges. But deep down there is love and respect and hope and the desire to simply be together, to belong.
‘Puzzle, patchwork, step, mixed, mixed. Each one has its label. We are just a family,’ he concluded.