James Martin's Valentine's Day surprise delight fans

Still Game star has opened up about his experience dealing with sight loss after being diagnosed with age-related macular degeneration over a decade ago. James Martin played the much loved character of Eric in the hit TV show and proudly served in the Royal Navy before embarking on his 40-year acting career.

Valentine's Day is the holiday dedicated to love, and despite lockdown restrictions hindering usual celebrations, that hasn't stopped our favourite celebrities from sharing romantic tributes and preparing thoughtful gifts for their other halves.SEE: 24 of Kate Middleton's best flirty red looks for Valentine's DayThe likes of Georgia Tennant and Gorka Marquez have pulled out all the stops to let their partners know how much they're loved.

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James Martin and girlfriend Louise Davies have marked their pet dog's eighth birthday in the sweetest way.Taking to his Instagram page on Tuesday, the This Morning chef shared a series of snaps of little Ralph, a Lhasa Apso, as he paid tribute to mark the occasion.READ: James Martin shares regret about not getting married and having kidsWATCH: James Martin plays CarFest 2019 with his band"8 years ago today I picked up this fella...

Super Bowl.Gorman read an original poem Sunday during the pregame festivities in Tampa, Florida. The poem, titled “Chorus of the Captains," was a tribute to three people for their contributions during the pandemic: educator Trimaine Davis, nurse manager Suzie Dorner and Marine veteran James Martin.Gorman didn't perform on the field but appeared in a taped video message that combined Gorman's reading with images of Davis, Dorner and Martin.

READ MORE: James Martin issues apology in rare home life insight 'A lot to do'During her pregnancy, she said: "After last time, we learned the best way was to have the attitude of 'if it happens it happens' - and then it did! It was a lovely surprise. "It took so long with Dusty, but now they're coming along like buses! After the heartbreak we went through, it's a miracle to fall pregnant so quickly.

Jamie Oliver has shared a throwback photo of himself on Instagram, and his fans cannot get over how much he looks like his youngest son River in the snap.Looking bright-eyed in a blue hoody and jeans, Jamie, now 45, certainly looked like little River in the picture, especially with all of that blonde curly hair! MORE: Jamie Oliver poses with son 'grown-up' Buddy as he reveals his special attitude to lifeMORE: Jamie Oliver's son Buddy's homeschooling photo is unlike any you've seen before"The

If there’s one person who makes our tummies rumble it’s TV chef James Martin.The star is known for his culinary skills and work as a television presenter and you may recognise his cheerful face from This Morning and Saturday Kitchen. James has also presented Jame Martin’s French and American adventures.

NFL confirmed that Gorman’s poem will focus on three people who served during the coronavirus pandemic as “honorary captains for the Super Bowl”.Commissioner Roger Goodell named educator Trimaine Davis, nurse manager Suzie Dorner and Marine veteran James Martin as embodying the NFL’s message of “It Takes All of Us.”“During this incredibly challenging time in our lives, Trimaine, Suzie, and James have exemplified the essence of leadership, each in their own way,” Goodell said.“We are grateful for