Gogglebox's Julie Malone shares sweet tribute to husband Tom on big day
Gogglebox star Julie Malone has penned a sweet tribute to her fellow armchair critic husband Tom Malone Sr.
The couple have appeared on the Channel 4 programme for nine years, alongside their children and dogs - having become much-loved cast members since joining in 2014.
The family, who live in Manchester, are among the line-up on the current series of the popular reality show.
Julie shared a heartfelt post about her husband Tom with their 237,000 followers on Instagram earlier today.
Alongside a snap of the couple, she wrote in the caption of the post: "Happy birthday to my other half, my pain in the backside, the person who comes on ghost hunts with me even though he is terrified. Thanks for all you do for us all, love Julie.”
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Julie Malone has penned a sweet tribute to her fellow armchair critic husband Tom Malone Sr (Instagram)It received almost 8,000 likes, with a number of followers taking to the comments section to express well-wishes to the couple, who have four children.
Former Emmerdale star, Danny Miller, took to the comments to send a message. The actor, known for his role as Aaron Dingle, said: "Happy birthday big man! Have a belter."
Gogglebox stars, Dave and Shirley, also sent a message, saying: "Happy birthday Tom mate, hope you have a great day love Dave and Shirley xx"
The couple have been joined by their children Shaun Malone, Vanessa Malone and Tom Malone Jr. over the years on Gogglebox. Eldest child Lee Malone hasn't yet taken part.
Tom had fans in hysterics last week (Channel 4)While Tom Jr. no longer appears with his parents, the Malone’s have continued to keep fans in hysterics.
On Friday night's episode of the Channel 4 series, fans were replaying the moment Dave the dog knocked Tom Malone Sr off the couch.
Viewers were in hysterics as they witnessed the Malone family's dog wreak havoc.
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