Table for two... Anthea Turner moves on from marriage split as she enjoys romantic meal with Dragon's Den's Richard Farleigh

She faced a difficult time last year after her 13 year marriage to Grant Bovey broke down when she discovered he had cheated on her.

But giving love another go, Anthea Turner, 54, and Dragon's Den's Richard Farleigh, 53, were spotted in London on Wednesday heading to a romantic meal. See more pics....

The couple, who are rarely seen out together and began dating last August, enjoyed an intimate sit down at Italian restaurant Olivo.

Heading the Belgravia situated venue, the former Blue Peter presenter stood close to Farleigh as they chatted away.
Once seated inside the restaurant, the conversation continued to flow as their courses arrived.

Providing the entertainment for the meal, Richard was seen laughing and smiling as Anthea appeared to tell a few anecdotes.

Following the meal, the two television stars took a leisurely stroll in area as they headed back to Richard's house.

With a the temperature dropping a little, Anthea was seen adding a shawl to her outfit which was made up of a white top and light jeans.

Earlier this year, Anthea opened up to HELLO! about how she struggled to cope with the collapse of her marriage to Grant Bovey.

In a candid interview she revealed the ill-effects of the marriage breakdown, explaining: 'My skin looked grey and became very dry, as though it had lost all its life.

'My hair also started breaking off. My hairdresser Lino ran his fingers through my hair one day and there was a whole chunk missing.'

She continued: 'I’m normally healthy and very robust, but I didn’t have any energy and felt tired all the time.

The lack of sleep was the worst part. I slept for only about three hours a night as my mind was racing all the time and I just couldn’t switch off.'

But she said she was now back to her best and confident about the future, telling the magazine: 'This is an unusual time in my life. I’ve come out of a long marriage and I’m in a transitional period.

'I am an eternal optimist and I will love again. Although it’s been the toughest two years of my life, I’ve learnt so much from it all.'

DailyMail