Emma and Matt appeared on Good Morning Britain with Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard, as they discussed their 15 years of marriage and their 100km charity trek that is coming up
Emma and Matt Willis have admitted that they still get "annoyed" with each other as they reach 15 years of marriage. The loved up duo appeared on ITV's Good Morning Britain with hosts Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard to discuss all things marriage and their upcoming charity trek.
"Luckily we have kind of come out the other side of those, and it has just made us stronger." Emma then added to her husband's point saying: "We quite like each other still which helps.Ben then touched on the recent documentary Matt Willis: Fighting Addiction, which went through Matt's fight with addiction over the years. The show also followed Emma, 47, as she spoke about her part in Matt's journey, in several open and honest moments.
"Is it sort of giving each other space to go off and do whatever you need to do separately?" Emma gave an honest response saying: "I don't know, who really knows what the key to a long marriage is other than hard work and patience." The duo tied the knot back in 2008 at a glamorous ceremony at the stunning Rushton Hall in Northamptonshire. However it has since been revealed that Busted singer Matt, was only released from rehab three days before the big day.
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