Fool Me Once star Michelle Keegan and her husband Mark Wright have shared a cute photo of their bedroom date night.
The couple, who have been married since 2015, have previously spoken about spending months apart due to their busy work schedules.
Now, Mark has taken to his Instagram Story to post a sweet snap of their cosy evening together.
The image featured the couple's chihuahua Pip on their bed, alongside two plates of cheesy nachos and a Warner Bros movie on the TV. "Our little things," read the caption.
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Speaking on Fearne Cotton's Happy Place podcast earlier this year, Michelle revealed what makes the couple compatible, explaining that it was "just being best friends" and making time for each other when they both have to travel for work.
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"I think just being friends and having that relationship, I think we are really lucky where if I go up north, he comes with me if he can and same when I go down south," she added.
"We are based down south but if we travel, we go with each other and I think that really works for us."
The actor, best known for her role as Tina McIntyre on Coronation Street, has also appeared in military drama Our Girl, Sky comedy Brassic and Netflix hit Fool Me Once.
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Mark, who has previously appeared on The Only Way is Essex, I'm Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! and Strictly Come Dancing, recently spoke about his wife's role in Fool Me Once, revealing that he was brought to tears by her performance.
"I turned to my left to tell my wife how much I loved it and how proud I was," he recalled on his Heart Radio breakfast show.
"I broke down. I got a lump in my throat, I did cry like a little bit of soppy, but I think it was just that moment of watching my wife on screen. [She's] absolutely impeccable [at] what she does – she works so hard to get to where she's got to."
Fool Me Once streams on Netflix.
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