In a recent episode of The Jonathan Ross Show, comedian Katherine Ryan opened up about her unconventional wedding experience. The chat show host extended his congratulations to Katherine, who revealed that she had entered into a civil partnership with her childhood sweetheart, Cal Kumail.

Katherine shared the story of how they reconnected after drifting apart and sparked the flame of their love once again. She humorously compared finding a partner to going grocery shopping on an empty stomach, cautioning against making impulsive decisions. Fortunately, her reunion with Cal proved to be perfect, and they decided to take the plunge into married life.

Despite not having a traditional wedding, Katherine found joy in having a civil partnership. As a former staunch feminist, she candidly admitted that her views on marriage had shifted. “I never wanted that [wedding],” she said. “Now I have the freedom of just me, like only my husband knows where it is. I’m using the same misogyny that used to oppress me to my advantage.”

When Jonathan Ross asked about the day of her civil partnership, Katherine explained that it was rather eventful. The couple chose to tie the knot in Denmark for its convenience and affordability. However, their daughter was not thrilled about their relationship, as she had shared a strong bond with Katherine and was skeptical of her decisions. True to her instincts, the daughter objected on the day of the ceremony, donning casual slides and oversized tees.

Despite the initial objection, both mother and daughter can now laugh about the experience. Katherine shared that her daughter’s objection became a memorable moment that they now joke about. Looking back, Katherine believes that her daughter’s objection stemmed from her apprehension about their new dynamic. But as time passed, her daughter embraced their relationship and witnessed their love flourish.

Addressing Jonathan’s question about whether getting married was something she truly desired, Katherine revealed that the press had mistaken their civil partnership for an engagement. However, she saw the humor in the situation and decided to go along with it. “That was a pretty good idea,” she expressed, reminiscing about the media frenzy surrounding her relationship. Moreover, she cheekily alluded to the fact that her marriage to an immigrant might have upset some people.

The Jonathan Ross Show provided a platform for Katherine to share the highlights and challenges of her journey into married life. Her story was a reminder that sometimes the most memorable moments arise from the unexpected and unconventional paths we choose to take.