Nick Knowles has been accused of only being interested in women 30+ years younger - and his dating history does not refute that, but could things be different this time around?
And his biggest fans will also recall his brief foray into a music career, with the guitar-toting 58-year-old releasing an album of cover songs in 2017, called Every Kind Of People.The presenter, who has three grown up children named Charlie, Tuesday and TJ, and a six-year-old son called Eddie, insisted he was not having a mid-life crisis.
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