Miranda Harts Husband Supports Her TV Comeback

was all smiles as she arrived in Scotland with her rarely-seen husband Richard Fairs on Sunday ahead of filming Celebrity Traitors. 

The comedian, 53, looked in high spirits as she was supported by her husband, 60, who she tied the knot with in October 2024. 

The couple landed at Inverness airport in a private jet ahead of Miranda starting filming for the hit BBC show in the Scottish Highlands. 

She kept casual in an oversized black shirt which she layered over a pair of blue denim cropped jeans. 

Keeping comfortable in a pair of white trainers, the TV star toted a large black handbag and placed a pair of sunglasses on her head. 

Meanwhile chartered building surveyor Richard donned a blue quarter zip jumper with a pair of jeans and trainers. 

series two cast on Saturday.

In her 2024 autobiography, the comedian, 53, best known for her  sitcom Miranda, recounted her three-decade health battle that 'left her bedbound and without joy'.

It took medics 33 years to discover Miranda had been battling with the bacterial infection Lyme Disease, after initially .

The star then shared that she was also diagnosed with ME, also known as chronic fatigue syndrome. 

As a result she has remained for the most part out of the spotlight over the past five years, with her TV appearances limited to guest spots on chat shows and .

But fans were delighted to see Miranda's name among the cast list for on Saturday. 

Hours earlier Love Island host Maya Jama, Coronation Street actress Julie Hesmondhalgh and EastEnders star , 61, also touched down, before jumping into their cars to head to Ardross Castle in the Scottish Highlands.

Comedian Joanne McNally was also seen on the same flight, dressed in cycling shorts and also hiding behind some dark shades as she wheeled her luggage to the car.

The Celebrity Traitors series two cast was officially announced when the  dropped the first teaser trailer on Saturday, with  also seen heading to the castle over the weekend. 

Jerry Hall rose to fame in the 1970s and became one of the era's most recognisable fashion icons (pictured in October)