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Brian McFadden has opened up about his failed marriages to Kerry Katona and Vogue Williams.
The former Westlife star has said he doesn't regret his previous marriages, as he gets ready to wed for the third time.
The 42-year-old first got married at just 22 when he and Atomic Kitten's Kerry had a whirlwind romance.
The pair went on to have two daughter's together, Molly and Lilly-Sue, but ultimately their relationship did not end well.
Cheating rumours emerged and Brian admitted that he had cheated on his wife-to-be Kerry on the night of his stag do with a lap dancer.
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Brian was first married to Kerry (Getty Images)The former couple didn't get on for a number of years but it seems now that two decades later they are now able to see eye to eye.
The star told Closer: "You live and learn, you go through life living and learning! Getting married is a great thing, but if the marriage isn't working there's nothing wrong in walking away from each other.
"I have no regrets about any of my marriages or any of my relationships. Everything I've gone through in my life has got me to where I am today. I'm now the happiest I've ever been."
Vogue and Brian got married in 2012 (Getty Images)
Vogue and Brian were married for three years (Getty Images)Brian went on to tie the knot with model Vogue Williams in 2012 before divorcing three years later.
He is now getting ready to marry for the third time to PE teacher Danielle Parkinson after meeting through mutual friends.
The pair welcomed their first daughter Ruby in 2021 via IVF after revealing they had gone through two miscarriages.
Brian is now in a relationship with Danielle (LightRocket via Getty Images)
Briand and Kerry were only 22 when they got married (Alan Davidson/REX/Shutterstock)Brian has said that his two older daughters adore their younger sister.
He said: "Molly and Lilly are women now, I speak to them all the time. They love Ruby! And Dani is an unbelievable mum. We're great team mates.
"We'd like another baby, but we'll see. I'm not really bothered about having a boy. After everything we've went through with the miscarriages, I'd never wish for anything. Just that it's a healthy baby, that's it. For the baby to be OK. So if we have a boy, great, but I love my three girls!"