Aidan Turner takes the family dog for a morning walk after his wife Caitlin Fitzgerald was seen pushing a pram while in London
Aidan Turner was joined by the family dog as he ventured out for a walk on Tuesday, shortly after his wife Caitlin Fitzgerald was seen pushing a pram in London.
The Poldark star kept his dog on a leash as he was near the home he shares with American actress Caitlyn, 38, best known for her roles in Masters Of Sex and the HBO drama Succession.
Bearded Aidan, also 38, looked relaxed in a checked overshirt and fitted jeans as he made the most of the steadily rising temperatures in London.
Getting out: Aidan Turner was joined by the family dog as he ventured out for a walk on Tuesday, shortly after his wife Caitlin Fitzgerald was seen pushing a pram in London
The Irish actor added a baggy gray t-shirt to his look, while a bright orange beanie completed the look.
On Saturday, Caitlyn wrapped herself in a camel quilted coat as she pushed a pram in London with her mother Pam Allen, 73.
The notoriously private Aidan and Caitlin tied the knot in a secret Italian wedding in August 2020, but the ceremony wasn’t revealed until March 2021.
Sources say they decided to get married because they “didn’t want to wait” during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the actor’s parents were the only family members present.
Surprise: Caitlyn wrapped herself in a camel quilted coat as she pushed a pram while in London on Saturday
Photos taken on August 8 showed the newlyweds days after getting married as they wore their wedding rings while enjoying a romantic alfresco dinner at Pierluigi restaurant in Rome.
Aidan’s parents did not join the couple for their dinner, although they flew in from their home in Dublin to watch the couple exchange vows.
An insider revealed that although the couple wanted an intimate ceremony, Aidan insisted that his beloved mother Eileen and father Pearse attend.
“Aidan wouldn’t have married without them,” they said. “The rest of the family heard about the wedding afterwards. Of course, everyone is happy for him.
The couple had flown to Ireland before the pandemic so Caitlin could meet her loved ones, and it appears she made a big impression on her family.
“She’s adorable and they’re very happy,” the source said. “And of course she had Irish roots, so that helps too.
“They are no different from any young couple in love. They didn’t want to wait until after Covid to get married, so they just went ahead. Good luck to them.
Low key: Bearded Turner, also 38, looked relaxed in a checked overshirt and fitted jeans as he made the most of the steadily rising temperatures in London
It was claimed that the couple were eager to get married as soon as their schedules cleared up, but were keeping their nuptials quiet due to their private lifestyle.
A source told The Sun: “The couple are both madly in love and looked forward to getting married when their schedule allowed. They are both very private and kept the ceremony very secret, but it was seen going on lockdown walks with his wedding ring on display.
“Aidan was in no rush to get married and had been waiting a long time for ‘The One’ to arrive – and everyone who sees them knows they are the perfect match.”
Happy couple: In March 2021 it was revealed that Aidan and Caitlin (pictured in August 2018) had secretly married in August the previous year in a secret ceremony in Rome
Caitlin, whose father Des FitzGerald is the former CEO of ContiGroup’s ContiSea unit, was born and raised in Maine, before moving to Massachusetts and New York for college.
Aidan, from Dublin, is rumored to have been engaged to a secret girlfriend in April 2018, shortly before he started dating Caitlin.
Although little is known about his supposed fiancée, she is believed to be ten years his junior and based in the South West of England.
Who is Aidan Turner’s “wife”?
Caitlin Fitzgerald was born and raised in Maine, before moving to Massachusetts and New York for college.
The American actress also studied Shakespeare at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in London.
Co-stars: Caitlin and movie star Aidan have been dating since 2018 (pictured in 2019) after getting close while filming scenes for a fantasy movie (pictured)
The TV and film star is best known for her role as Libby Masters in the American drama Masters Of Sex, which ran from 2013 to 2016.
She played the wife of sex therapist Dr William Masters (Michael Sheen) – with whom she was previously linked.
Caitlin and movie star Aidan have been dating since 2018 after getting close while filming scenes for the fantasy film The Man Who Killed Hitler And Then The Bigfoot in Massachusetts.
Her father Des is the former CEO of the ContiSea unit of ContiGroup, while her mother Pam Allen founded the yarn company Quince & Co and is the author of Knitting for Dummies.
Love affair: The movie star played the wife of therapist William Masters (Michael Sheen) – with whom she was previously linked – in the American drama Masters Of Sex (pictured in 2015)
The comedian’s late grandfather, Desmond, was deputy director of the CIA during the Kennedy administration – officially known as the Directorate of Plans.
The leader once attempted to assassinate former Cuban dictator Fidel Castro with a pen filled with Black Leaf 40 – a nicotine-based insecticide that is deadly to humans – in November 1963 in Paris.
As his plans failed, Desmond still complained that the United States had missed its chance to defeat Fidel.
He joined the CIA in 1950 and cut his teeth directing operations against communist China, but without always succeeding.
When Desmond armed the leader of a 12,000 strong anti-Communist insurgent group, instead of attacking China, the man set himself up as a drug lord.
History: Comedian Desmond’s late grandfather attempted to assassinate former Cuban dictator Fidel Castro as Deputy Director of the CIA
He had more success in the Philippines, but encouraging maverick US Air Force Colonel Edward Lansdale, whose unscrupulous “psychological warfare” tricks included leaving corpses drained of blood to look like to victims of vampires.
Desmond urged his agents to say “we are not here to police communism, we are here to destroy it”. One of his last acts in the Far East was to hatch a plan to “biologically immobilize” Indonesian President Sukarno, a communist.
FitzGerald took over CIA operations in 1963, two years after the Bay of Pigs fiasco – the US-backed invasion of Cuba.
Events have proven this to be a mistaken assumption. FitzGerald’s predecessors came up with various outlandish ideas, including a box of 50 Cohiba cigars sprinkled with the deadly botulinum toxin. They were never delivered amid doubts that he would ever smoke them.
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