Loose Women star Christine Lampard married retired footballer Frank after six years together
December 21, 2019 - 11:20 GMT Diane Shipley TV presenter Christine Lampard paid tribute to her husband Frank in honour of the couple's fourth wedding anniversary. Taking to Instagram on Friday, the star posted a beautiful photo from her wedding day to the football manager, which showed them standing at the church entrance.
Christine's followers were quick to comment on her lovely photo and to share their anniversary wishes, including her Loose Women colleagues."Ahhh, happy anniversary hunny. Have a lovely Christmas," wrote Nadia Sawalha, while Saira Khan added:"Happy Anniversary Christine and Frank. A beautiful family.
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