Kate Humble is an English television presenter. She mainly appears in BBC News; she features in wildlife and science programs. Humble served as President of the RSPB from 2009 to 2013. She married television producer Ludo Graham in 1992. Let’s know the secrets of their married life through this article.
It's something wonderful and astounding when a marriage lasts longer than a year or a couple of years; especially in the case of celebrities. Yet, there still are some celebrities who take the relationships and married life seriously.Yes, we are talking about a perfect couple here.
A Happily Married Couple: Kate Humble and her husband Ludo Graham
It has been 25 years that Kate Humble and Ludo Graham are together. They surely stand as an example for all the celebrities to explain what love, relationship, and a happy married life really means!
Humble and Graham - Successful Television Presenter
Maybe, some relationships are really meant to be! Both Humble and Graham are successful Television presenters, working for BBC. Since their working area was a common field of interest, they started going out often after they first met in 1985.
In an interview, they were asked about the secret that has kept them together for this long period of time, both of them replied that no one else understands them more than their partners. The mutual understanding and faith on their relationship have really kept them together for so long, unlike various other couple artists.
The couple is together since 25 years
As said earlier, they first met in 1985, when she was just 27. After 7 years of long relationship, they finally got married in 1992. Since then, there is no looking back and only happiness and love has surrounded them
However, the presenter couple is childless. Graham once said people are so judgmental and think his wife made a selfish decision not to have a baby. He also said that he supported the decision of her wife of not having a baby!
You clearly can see how can mutual understanding can keep the couple happy and together for so long. Hope only death will separate the two lovely BBC presenters.
