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Saira Khan's husband and children: The Loose Women star's marriage to Steve Hyde revealed
24 October 2018, 11:16 | Updated: 11 January 2019, 17:13
Loose Women star Saira Khan often talks about her husband and kids on TV but who is Steve Hyde? Details of their marriage revealed.
Loose Women star Saira Khan rose to fame as the runner up on the first ever series of The Apprentice and has gone on to become a favourite on the TV chat show where she talks about her children and husband.
She keeps here private life under the radar generally but her husband has also made a few appearances on her Instagram account.
Here's everything we know about her marriage to husband Steve Hyde.
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Who is Saira Khan's husband?
Saira married husband Steve Hyde ā an advertising agency owner, who runs award-winning digital marketing agency Push Group ā in 2005.
They tied the knot three years after they met.
In 2016, the ex-Apprentice star revealed on Loose Women that she kept her relationship under wraps for four years for fears she would be forced into an arranged marriage with someone else.
She also confessed that she had gone off sex completely and once told her husband he could sleep with other women.
He has appeared on Loose Women before with alongside his wife.
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Does Saira Khan have children?
Saira and husband Steve have two children, one son and one daughter.
Her son, Zac, was conceived through IVF and her daughter, Amara, was adopted from an orphanage in Pakistan.
When did Saira Khan get married?
The pair have been married for thirteen years and tied the knot in 2005 three years after they met.
During an episode of Loose Women in 2016 Saira revealed she kept her relationship with her husband a secret for four years as she thought she would be forced into an arranged marriage instead of being allowed to 'marry for love'.
She said that her 'biggest fear' growing up was being forced to marry a man she didn't know.
