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public eye since a teenager, seeing his private life made public for decades, including two divorces. The multimillionaire Match of the Day presenter, crisp ambassador and eligible bachelor has kept his love life private in recent years following a break up six years ago, but it hasn't always been the case. Plastered over the tabloids after divorcing his first wife Michelle Cockayne in 2006 for Welsh model Danielle Bux, he then married her 2009.

Gary Lineker, renowned for his sharp football punditry on BBC flagship show Match of the Day, is often in the spotlight for his insightful commentary alongside peers Alan Shearer and Micah Richards.

In a heartbreaking turn of events, Gary Lineker is navigating a shocking family tragedy after the devastating loss of his nephew.The football legend and Match of the Day presenter's 18 year old nephew, Jonty Parkinson, tragically passed away when a tree fell on him in Eaton Hastings, Oxon, an inquest heard. Jonty was the son of Ali, Gary's ex-sister-in-law from his marriage to Michelle Cockayne, also the mother to Gary's four children.

Sports presenter Gary Lineker proved exes can remain friends as he was spotted enjoying a holiday with his ex-wife Danielle Bux. The pair, who got divorced in 2016, looked relaxed in each other's company as they were pictured on a sun-soaked trip to Ibiza.

Instagram showing Gary having an enthusiastic conversation with the gentleman who was waiting their table.She captioned the footage: “Still ignoring me to talk about football with Mr Riva.”A further update showed the men still conversing, while Danielle said they were “getting animated now”.Gary previously opened up about his relationship with “best friend” Danielle, who was his second wife.In April 2022, Gary appeared as a guest on a BBC Sounds podcast where he opened up about his “difficult” split.The Match of the Day host was asked how he has been managing his emotions following his divorce from ex-wife Danielle in 2016.Gary and Danielle had originally met on a blind date, when they had been set up by a mutual friend.The former footballing star said it wasn’t an easy process, but they remain close.He replied: “It’s always a difficult experience to go through."“For me, I had two really, really good marriages.“I’m still good friends with both, particularly Danielle [who is] like my best friend.”Gary was married to Danielle from 2009 to 2016 and there were reports that the marriage ended when they couldn’t agree whether or not to start a family together.At the time, he tweeted: “Thank you all for your kind words.“@DanielleBux and I had many wonderful years together.“We remain very close and the greatest of friends.”Gary told podcast host Tony Bellew: “There’s no anger involved.Thankfully.”Danielle shares daughter Romy, four, with husband Nate Greenwald and has 20-year-old Ella from a previous relationship.The broadcaster’s first marriage was to Michelle Cockayne, but it ended in 2006, with the former couple sharing four sons.

Gary Lineker has taken to Twitter in response to a meme that is currently doing the rounds on social media.MORE: Gary Lineker's ultra-plush London home where he's welcomed two refugeesThe Match of the Day host reshared the photo in question – and made a funny confession in the process. WATCH: Gary Lineker shows off incredible family kitchenThe image shows a little monkey with oversized ears and comes with the caption: "BREAKING NEWS Gary Lineker has gone down with monkey pox."READ: Gary Lineker admits it was 'love at first sight' as welcomes new family memberMORE: Gary Lineker marks special occasion with stunning stepdaughter Ella"Only about 30 people have forwarded this to me," Gary admitted, adding two crying laughing emojis.Gary joked about the meme on TwitterIt comes weeks after Gary again took to Twitter to address rumours that he was being replaced on MOTD.

Gary Lineker, 61, spoke about his divorce from his second wife, “best friend” Danielle Bux, in a recent interview.

Gary Lineker found himself at the centre of rumours circulating on Twitter over the weekend – and has now issued a public response.MORE: Inside Gary Lineker's ultra-plush London homeIt had been reported that Gary was set to be replaced by James Corden as the host of Match of the Day, following the news that James is leaving his US talk show in 2023. WATCH: Gary Lineker's sons celebrate sporting successNotably, James – who has fronted The Late, Late Show in America for the past seven years - also presented the popular sports panel show A League Of Their Own between 2010 and 2020 on Sky.READ: Gary Lineker supported by fans after sharing moving post about dad BarryMORE: Gary Lineker marks special occasion with stunning stepdaughter EllaThe rumour caught the attention of Gary, who subsequently took to social media and said: "Getting a number of texts from friends asking if I'm quitting @BBCMOTD after reports on Twitter of my possible successor.

Gary Lineker is a proud father to four sons – and now he has welcomed a new addition to the family.MORE: Gary Lineker's ultra-plush London home where he's welcomed two refugeesTaking to Instagram on Wednesday, Gary revealed that he has adopted a dog, sharing a sweet photograph in the process. WATCH: Gary Lineker shows off incredible kitchen at family homeThe image shows 61-year-old Gary kneeling down and beaming for the camera, with his arms around his blue-eyed boy.READ: Gary Lineker supported by fans after sharing moving post about late dad BarryMORE: Gary Lineker marks special occasion with stunning stepdaughter EllaHe wrote: "Meet Filbert, the new and already much loved member of the Lineker family.

Gary Lineker's ex-wife Danielle Bux has opened up about how the Match of The Day presenter helped her through a tough time at the start of their relationship.

Gary Lineker is content with single life - and he's in no rush to join a dating app. During a new interview, the 61-year-old confessed he's "much happier" now despite his "two wonderful marriages".MORE: Gary Lineker marks special occasion with stunning stepdaughter Ella"It's nice to be unanswerable in a slightly selfish way and I'm not actively seeking a partner right now," he told The Times. "I had two wonderful marriages and now I'm single and I'm in a good place, but that might change."WATCH: Gary Lineker's sons celebrate sporting successHe jokingly added: "I might need someone to change my nappies.

Gary Lineker, 60, has candidly revealed he “genuinely can’t be a**ed” to have sex and doesn’t see himself getting married again.The BBC presenter explained that although he went on a date a few months ago, he isn’t interested in pursuing things beyond “the fun of flirting, going on dates, kissing and cooking for someone”.Gary has been married twice before.His first marriage to 55-year-old Michelle Cockayne lasted from 1986 until 2006.He then tied the knot with Welsh actress Danielle Bux in 2009, but they went on to split in 2016.Gary is also a father to four sons – 29-year-old George, 27-year-old Harry, 25-year-old Tobias and 23-year-old Angus – from his first marriage to Michelle.However, the football pundit has now insisted he is “really

Gary Lineker has revealed he doesn't think he will marry again and said he isn't interested in sleeping with someone.The 60 year old former professional footballer has been married twice; to actress Michelle Cockayne from 1986 to 2006 and model Danielle Bux from 2009 to 2016. And it appears Gary has no desire to try and make it up the aisle for a third time due to his dwindling libido.

Gary Lineker has posted a heartfelt message to his ex-wife Danielle Bux as the actress and model turned 42. The couple were married from 2009 to 2016.MORE: Gary Lineker's love life: meet his ex-wives Danielle Bux, Michelle Cockayne and moreThe couple ended up splitting after Gary felt too old to start a new family.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Gary Lineker is one of the most recognisable faces on TV and, this weekend, the sports star is gearing up to present Sports Personality of the Year. MORE: Gary Lineker stuns fans as he reveals his real ageGary will be offering his hosting duties alongside other sport and TV favourites such as Alex Scott, Clare Balding and Gabby Logan for what's sure to be a great night celebrating the best in sport.

Gary Lineker has presented the popular BBC football show Match of the Day since the late 1990s.The former professional footballer was widely regarded as one of England's greatest strikers during his time on the pitch, but now is perhaps better known for his outlandish opinions.