Sky News presenter Sarah-Jane Mee reveals she is engaged and expecting first baby with boyfriend Ben Richardson – see the exclusive interview
January 06, 2020 - 17:01 GMT hellomagazine.com In an exclusive interview and photoshoot with HELLO! magazine, Sky News presenter Sarah-Jane Mee and her boyfriend Ben Richardson reveal they are engaged to be married – and expecting their first child together. Sarah-Jane, who is 16 weeks pregnant, says:"It's going to be our best year yet," while Ben adds:"Our feet haven't touched the ground yet, we are very excited.
The couple, who got engaged just days before Christmas, have been dating for the past 16 months and were first introduced by mutual friend Autumn Phillips - the wife of the Queen's grandson Peter Phillips. And Sarah-Jane says she has never been happier."There is no one else I would rather spend time with. It's so nice to rush home from work because you want to get home to see someone and I have never felt that. It's amazing. We are best friends… and everything else.
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