Friends of Ant McPartlin reportedly think he’s on the cusp of proposing to girlfriend Anne-Marie Corbett.
The TV presenter has moved in with his former PA and pals are expecting him to pop the question soon.
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That’s according to a source quoted by The Sun, which said: “She has moved in with him very recently. It is obviously a big step for them.
“But they just want to be together and their home is really a love nest. Their friends half-expect further news, like an engagement.”
Ant divorced his former wife Lisa Armstrong in January, following a difficult separation. The make-up artist is now believed to be dating a handsome chef.
Anne-Marie also recently went through a divorce, having parted ways with ex-husband Scott Corbett before dating Ant.
Whether or not a proposal is on the cards, Ant and Anne-Marie seem serious about their relationship.
They’ve enjoyed a number of holidays together, and on their most recent getaway in Abu Dhabi, Anne-Marie even brought her children along.
The couple also recently showed off their adorable new puppies.
This upturn in Ant’s life follows a dark period for the ITV star which saw him convicted of drink-driving, following a road accident in west London that left a four-year-old child with injuries.
Following the crash, the 43-year-old was fined £86,000 and slapped with a 20-month driving ban.
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Ant, who has been open about battling addiction to prescription drugs last year, says he is now living a tee-total life, and he credits “his rock” Anne-Marie for helping him with his recovery.
In an interview with The Sun, he said: “Anne-Marie honestly is the fundamental reason for the great change in my life.”
ED! has contacted Ant’s rep for comment.
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