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    AS SHE PREPARES FOR HER ‘DANCING ON ICE’ DEBUT DENISE VAN OUTEN TELLS US WHY SHE AND BOYFRIEND EDDIE ARE GETTING THEIR SKATES ON WHEN IT COMES TO MARRIAGE

    Jan 11, 2021 5 minutes

    Wrapped up against the winter chill in the pop-up igloo in her garden, Denise Van Outen sips hot chocolate with her ten-year-old daughter Betsy and her two most important men of the moment: her boyfriend Eddie Boxshall and her Dancing on Ice partner Matt Evers, who has been living with the star in a Covid “bubble” ahead of the new series this Sunday.

    And as the seemingly fearless presenter and actress prepares to skate across our TV screens, she invites HELLO! into her sumptuous Essex home to reveal how it feels to be dancing on ice for the first time in her life – and that she and 46-year-old oil broker Eddie may soon be gliding up the aisle.

    “There’s been no official proposal yet, but we talk about getting married a lot,” Denise says in

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