Comedian and actor Jim Davidson, 72, has announced the cancellation of his sixth wedding to fiancée Natasha, who is 23 years his junior. Davidson stated that the separation is a "grown-up separation" and there is "no bad blood" between them, attributing the decision to clashing schedules that prevent them from making time for each other.
Davidson and Natasha, 49, began their romance in early 2024, shortly after Davidson's divorce from his fifth wife, Michelle Cotton, was finalized. He had previously expressed strong affection for Natasha, even renaming his yacht "Lady Natasha" after her and referring to her as "the one."
The comedian had planned to marry Natasha at Hampton Court Palace, a venue chosen in reference to King Henry VIII and his six wives, given Davidson's own history of multiple marriages. He reportedly lost a £10,000 deposit when he canceled the wedding plans.
Davidson's marital history includes five previous marriages. His first marriage was to Sue Walpole in 1971, followed by marriages to Julie Gullick, Alison Holloway, Tracy Hilton, and most recently, Michelle Cotton. His union with Cotton, which produced three children, lasted 14 years. Davidson confirmed his divorce from Cotton in an interview posted on his streaming platform, Ustreme, stating the house they shared had been sold.
Davidson, known for hosting 1990s shows like "The Generation Game" and "Big Break," has been open about his past divorces, which he stated have cost him approximately £60 million. Despite the current separation from Natasha, he described her as a "caring and dutiful person."