EastEnders star reveals he’s secretly married fiancee – three years after heartbreaking split | The Sun
EASTENDERS star Aaron Sidwell has secretly married his fiancee Tricia Turner – three years after their heartbreaking split.
It comes after The Sun revealed that the pair went their separate ways in 2020 after struggling as a couple in lockdown.
Aaron, 35 – who played Steven Beale in the BBC soap – confirmed their relationship status in a recent social media post.
The soap star referred to the theatre actress as his "wife" in a tribute tweet after she stepped in to replace the lead star in the West End production Lord Of The Rings.
Sharing a loved-up snap of them together, Aaron tweeted: "My brilliant wife! Seen the show once, not listened to the score until yesterday afternoon.
"4 hours rehearsal and smashes it out the park. Superstar @TriciaAT @WatermillTh."
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The Sun contacted Aaron for comment.
Three years ago The Sun confirmed that Aaron and Tricia, who were engaged at the time, had split up after six years together.
They got engaged in 2019.
A source told us at the time: "Aaron and Tricia are over but still on good terms as they have to work together in the future.
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"It's really sad but they're determined to remain best friends."
Aaron was previously married to Grace Isted and they share two children together.
The actor played Steven Beale in EastEnders between 2007 and 2017.
Tricia has appeared on stage in the likes of We Will Rock You, Blood Brothers and 39 Steps.
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