Jonathan Ross’ wife Jane Goldman displays her impressive weight loss as she joins the presenter for a date night at the premiere of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

Jonathan Ross’ wife Jane Goldman displayed her impressive weight loss as she joined the presenter at the premiere of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple on Tuesday.

The screenwriter, 55, recently unveiled her new look in a snap from her family holiday, and showed off her physique on the black carpet in London.

Enjoying a date night with Jonathan, 65, who she married in 1988, Jane opted for a boho-inspired brown dress and a leopard print kimono for the event.

The couple joined stars including Jack O’Connell and Cillian Murphy for the premiere of Danny Boyle’s latest instalment in the 28 Years Later series. 

Taking place after the events of the first film, The Bone Temple sees young Spike (Alfie Williams) inducted into Sir Jimmy Crystal’s gang of acrobatic killers in a post-apocalyptic Britain ravaged by the Rage Virus. 

Sir Jimmy (played by Jack O’Connell) is the leader of a sinister cult known as The Jimmys, while Ralph Fiennes also returns as Dr. Ian Kelson. 

Jane had previously shared a snap of her weight loss to Instagram on Sunday. 

The British film producer, 55, who has been married to Jonathan, 65, since 1988, showcased her new figure in a beige top and black trousers while posing with her daughter, Honey, 28, and her husband at a Japanese market. 

Jane, who has been married to Jonathan for over 35 years, is a woman of many talents as she works as a screenwriter, author and producer.

She has co-written screenplays for the Kingsman: The Secret Service, and X Men: First Class, and she accomplished her first solo screenplay with the 2012 film, The Woman In Black.

Jane met her husband-to-be when she was just 16 years old at an event where she was a budding showbiz journalist, and they married two years later, in 1988. 

Jonathan, who is almost ten years her senior, was at the beginning of his talk-show hosting career when he struck up a conversation with the young journalist.

The couple have three children together, Betty Kitten, Harvey Kirby and Honey Kinney.

Previously speaking about how she met Jonathan, Jane told The Times: ‘I met Jonathan at some sort of promotional event. 

He said he and his wife were like a pair of dirty ‘hamsters,’ and he ‘resents’ the fact that he has to wash regularly.

‘He’d just started his show, The Last Resort. He’d only been doing it for two weeks, I think.’

‘I can’t remember what we talked about. I wish I could. Honey’s always asking me that, but I really can’t remember.

‘I think I invited him to some other thing, hoping to see him again. Maybe I was less socially awkward back then.’

Last year, Jonathan bizarrely revealed he and Jane shower less than once a week.

He said: ‘Do you think I give enough of a s**t about anything to bother spending any extra time on grooming whatsoever – I resent the fact that I have to shower.

‘I sometimes go at least a week without showering – at least. So does Jane sometimes. We’re like a couple of hamsters in their own straw in that bed.’ 

Speaking on the Parenting Hell podcast, he said he hadn’t showered on the morning of the interview after comedian Josh Widdicombe asked him when he’d last had a shower.

Jonathan, saying he hadn’t done anything to work up a sweat, said: ‘It was yesterday. Why bother doing it two days in a row, what’s wrong with you? I didn’t do any exercise.’ 

He even confessed he once went two weeks without washing in the Florida heat because he thought he’d been in a swimming pool – but then discovered he still smelled badly.

He added: ‘When we were on holiday – we have a place over in Florida – because it’s sunny and I’m jumping in and out the swimming pool, I probably didn’t shower properly for two weeks.’