This couple’s 37-year age gap is no problem in the bedroom.
Laura Wright, 25, from the port city of Plymouth, met Steve Churchward, 62, on the bus as she was travelling with her six-year-old son Braydon.
The bus driver said hello and asked for Laura’s name, then subsequently sent her a friend request on Facebook.After a whirlwind romance, the couple moved in together in November 2015, and Steve was the perfect stepdad to her two children.Laura and Steve struck up a relationship after adding each other on Facebook.“That’s despite the age gap,” she laughs.Despite their relationship receiving its fair share of judgment, the pair say they’re blissfully happy together.
“Steve added me that night and we started chatting online about our families and lives. I realised how kind, generous and loving he was.”She accepted and, two days later, they enjoyed drinks in her back garden.Laura said there was an “instant spark” between the pair even though they were just friends at that stage.
“After that, I saw him on the bus every day as he drove the route . The kids always waved to him and called him ‘bus man’.
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