Honey Kinny, daughter of television presenter Jonathan Ross, and her boyfriend Gav Murphy have sparked speculation about potential marriage plans after sharing a series of photos on Instagram. The couple, who have been together for approximately 18 months, posted an album of recent snaps on Monday, which included a playful image of them posing as a bride and groom.
In the photograph, Kinny, a writer and podcast host, and Murphy, a video producer, are seen in a head-in-hole painting. Kinny posed as the bride with Murphy in his arms, both playfully pouting for the camera. This image has led to suggestions of impending nuptials.
The shared album also featured other moments from the couple's recent activities, including attending a festival and relaxing by a lake.
Murphy previously shared a series of photos celebrating Kinny's 29th birthday, including images from visits to Disney World and Halloween celebrations. He has often expressed his affection for Kinny on social media, with captions such as "Such a beauty," "WOW," and "Perfect girl ❤️." During a Valentine's Day outing, he shared a photo of Kinny with a heart-eyed emoji and the caption "Oh come on now." He also publicly displayed his adoration during a trip to Disneyland in Florida by wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with her name, "HONEY ROSS."
The couple made their first red carpet appearance together in August at the UK Gala screening of the film "Caught Stealing." Kinny has since frequently shared affectionate photos of them on her social media.
Murphy's playful nickname, "The Grotmeister," was inadvertently revealed by Kinny's father, Jonathan Ross. In a Q&A video on his gaming channel, Murphy recounted an anecdote where Ross, looking up Murphy's birthdate, discovered the unflattering nickname. Ross then humorously texted Murphy asking if he should put "Grotmeister" on the airport details, to which Murphy responded with a laugh, noting that Ross himself was "quite grotty so it's fine."
Jonathan Ross, an avid gamer himself, has a background in the gaming industry, having established his studio Hotsauce Interactive and contributed voice work to games such as Fable and Halo. Murphy's gaming channel, RKG, which he hosts with friends Daniel Krupa and Rory Powers, features video game content. Murphy has mentioned Kinny's father on the channel, highlighting the family's shared interest in gaming.