The Dragon's Den star split with her husband before she got married in 1993
The millionaire has admitted she never wanted to get married before she wed Paul 30 years ago. In a candid comment about her private off-screen relationship, Deborah said they split over their different stances on marriage, and she was "forced" into it after rekindling their romance.The Guardian
"We used to have those circular arguments, him saying, 'But why won’t you get married?' And me saying, 'What’s the point, we’re gonna stay together for the rest of our lives?'– 'If that’s right then Deborah, why don’t we just get married?' You know, we’d go round and round in circles. I still say to this day, he made me, he forced me."Reflecting on their love story, Deborah said her initial reluctance was unwarranted and she has since warmed to the idea.
Deborah bucked tradition and opted for an unconventional red skirt teamed with a gold embroidered off-the-shoulder top. The bride's hair was styled in curls and pinned up, finished with a sparkly headpiece, drop pearl earrings and an ivory veil.
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