Laurence Llewelyn Bowen: Celebs Rumors

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen walked his daughter Hermione down the aisle to marry her fiancé, Drew Marriott. But it was the icing on the cake when Hermione, 23, announced last week on Instagram that she was expecting her first child, a baby girl.Sharing photographs of a scan, she wrote: "Little Miss Marriott due in July.

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen also used his renowned skills on the creation of his daughter Hermione's wedding dress. Exclusive photographs of the wedding day are featured in this week's issue of HELLO! magazine as the Changing Rooms star tells how he designed Hermione's wedding gown as well as his wife Jackie and eldest daughter Cecile's outfits."It was very big, very flourishy and very us, but there was a realness to it too," says the proud television star as he shares his memories of the big day with HELLO!READ: Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen talks about the return of Changing Rooms"I was very keen that Hermione should wear something elegant, she needed something architectural and youthful. I came up with a simple design – a white satin dress with a nipped-in waist, sweetheart neckline and a little white velvet cape with a [fake] fur trim," he says.WATCH: A day in the lockdown life of Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and his familyHermione was happy to entrust him with the job.

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and wife Jackie Bowen have shared that keeping the romance alive has been "difficult" lately, due to lockdown.The couple have stood the test of time, having married in 1989 but they told OK! that lockdown had hindered their romance slightly. "It's been really difficult," the 56 year old designer admitted.

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen lives in a luxurious home in the Cotswolds. He previously isolated there during the UK's first lockdown period with his wife Jackie, his daughter Cecile and her husband Dan, his younger daughter Hermione and her fiancé Drew, and his three-year-old grandson Albie.As the family familiarised themselves with a new way of life, which they will now resume for lockdown 2.0, Laurence took fans along for the journey, revealing exactly how they spent their time including cooking for everyone using local produce and fruit and vegetables grown in their own garden, and everyone pitching in to entertain Albie.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorChannel 4 Revives ‘Changing Rooms’ Channel 4 is cracking open the paint tins for a reboot of the classic BBC home improvement show, Changing Rooms. Banijay’s Shine TV is reviving the program for a six-part series, in which neighbors work against the clock to renovate a room in each other’s houses.