Good Morning Britain’s Richard Arnold engaged to long-time partner as celeb pals congratulate the couple

Good Morning Britain star Richard Arnold has announced he secretly got engaged to his long-term partner of over 23 years. Long standing ITV presenter Richard and his rarely-seen partner Stuart are set to tie the knot. Good Morning Britain’s Richard Arnold is engaged to his longtime partner Stuart Credit: tvsrichardarnold/Instagram Richard and Stuart’s dog, Clementine, was also part of the celebrations Credit: tvsrichardarnold/Instagram Taking to Instagram, the telly star shared the happy news with fans in a string of snaps. In one picture, Richard – who is wearing a kilt and a pink fur sporran – can be seen posing up with Stuart as he places his arm around him. Sign up for the Showbiz newsletter Thank you! Meanwhile, in another snap, the couple’s beloved pet dog, Clementine, looked adorable as she donned a white bow tie emblazoned with the words “I do too.” Richard, 56, captioned the post: “The splice of life,” followed by a ring emoji. Read more on Richard Arnold Richard’s celebrity pals and colleagues flooded the comments section with messages of congratulations. Coronation Street actress Catherine Tyldsley gushed: “Congratulations loves.” Richard has been Entertainment Editor on GMB since the show launched on ITV in 2014 Credit: Rex The 56-year-old keeps much of his life outside of work under wraps Credit: Rex Eastenders star Cheryl Fergison wrote: “Ahh amazing darling.” And Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid screamed: “THE BIGGEST BESTEST NEWS – massive congratulations and tons of love.” Most read in Showbiz Richard has always kept his private life under wraps and has rarely posted any photos of him and Stuart. The pair have been together since the early noughties and live together with their pet pooch in central London. Richard first found fame when he joined GMTV as its TV critic in 1997. He later stepped into his role as Entertainment Editor on Good Morning Britain when the show originally launched on ITV in 2014. Comment now