Strictly Come Dancing favourite Dianne Buswell has offered a heartwarming and rare peek into the life she's built with her fiancé, YouTube sensation Joe Sugg, far from the glitterball's glare. The loved-up pair, who found romance on the BBC dancefloor in 2018, are happily settled in their Sussex countryside retreat, and Dianne reveals they are already thinking about their future as a blended family.
In a candid chat on her 'The Diary of a CEO' podcast appearance, the flame-haired pro dancer gushed about their shared life, which already includes a very important furry member. "We've got a dog, we've got a house, we've got a life together," she beamed, painting a picture of domestic bliss.
Blended Family Dreams
Dianne, 34, didn't shy away from discussing their exciting, long-term plans for a family. She expressed a beautiful and modern vision for their future, revealing they both hope to have children from previous relationships join their new family unit.
"We've spoken about the fact that we would love to have a blended family," she shared. "We would love to have children from other relationships come and be with us and then have our own." This open-hearted approach highlights the depth of their commitment to building a loving and inclusive home.
Why There's No Wedding Rush
Despite getting engaged in 2022 after a romantic New Year's Eve proposal, the couple feel utterly secure and see no need to rush down the aisle. For them, the formalities of a wedding certificate aren't what defines their bond.
"We're so happy," Dianne explained. "We don't feel like we need to get married to be more in love or to be more committed." She added that they view their engagement as a "promise" to each other, a sentiment that feels more significant to them than planning a big day.
Their current focus is simply on enjoying their time together in the present, solidifying a foundation that's already rock-solid. It seems the fairy-tale ending for this Strictly couple isn't about a grand wedding, but about the beautifully real and content life they are crafting together, one day at a time.
