NEW AGE SINGER After being accused of groping a woman in a nightclub, LadBaby and his wife Roxanne put on an unified face at a Premier League football game.
The duo, who have amassed a sizable following on social media, were seen grinning at each other inside the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday night as Manchester City smashed Nottingham Forest 6-0.
Despite the outcome, the couple cuddled together and referred to it as “the nicest night.”
It is presented as a wholesome online personality. In the 18-second video posted online, LadBaby, 35, whose real name is Mark Hoyle, appeared to put his arms around a lady who didn’t seem to be his wife Roxanne before rubbing her.
The unidentified woman is then seen turning around and leaving Mark alone.
Mark and Roxanne, a 37-year-old fellow vlogger who is trying to break into show business as a presenter on ITV’s Lorraine, have two children together.
The brief video was uploaded on TikTok this week but has now been removed after the social network claimed it broke its content guidelines.
It has nonetheless been shared hundreds of times online.
Mark can be seen wearing a wedding ring, although it’s unclear when the film was taken.
The Sun has made numerous attempts to get in touch with Mark and Roxanne’s representatives for comment.
When getting married to Roxanne in Las Vegas in 2015, Mark was able to leave his profession as a graphic designer and transition into a full-time influencer after his internet videos gained popularity.
As LadBaby, he has 5.6 million Facebook fans as a result of his humorous videos, many of which feature his wife and kids.
Additionally, he has won the Christmas No. 1 for the previous four years with charity tracks with a sausage roll theme, such as last year’s Sausage Rolls For Everyone with Sir Elton John and Ed Sheeran.
He had been expected to feature on this year’s I’m A Celebrity season when the news broke. Get me out of this place.
Bookies He is “even money” to star in the ITV series, according to William Hill.
Mark Hoyle, aka LadBaby, has stolen the nation’s heart over the past few years with his sausage roll-fueled fun, according to Tony Kenny, head of sponsored PR at William Hill.
“There’s no doubt that he would be a character in the camp and during the challenges.
“It would be great to see someone so dedicated to raising funds for good causes, just by being silly, enter the Jungle this year. And he could be out just in time to clinch a fifth Christmas No1.”
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