Gary Barlow enjoyed a night out with his wife Dawn, his sister-in-law Lisa and other friends earlier this week to celebrate the launch of his autobiography, A Better Me.
The former Take That singer took to Instagram to share a snap of himself with his arms wrapped around his wife and Lisa during the evening out.
Gary, 47, told fans that it isn’t often that he’s able to get his wife out but when she does, “it’s always great”.
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Gary looked very smart in a patterned shirt and black trousers while Dawn looked stunning in a floral blouse and trousers.
He captioned the post: “It’s not often we get Mrs B out but when she does it’s always great. Nice hair too. And always great to see our sister in law Lisa.”
Fans loved seeing Gary and Dawn out together with one person commenting: “Beautiful picture of you and Dawn.”
Another said: “Your wife doesn’t age. I want to know her secret!!” while a third wrote: “What a beautiful picture.”
Gary and Dawn tied the knot back in 2000 and have three children together; Daniel, 18, Emily, 16, and nine-year-old Daisy. Their daughter Poppy was tragically delivered stillborn in 2012.
The Shine singer is currently promoting his autobiography, which details the heartbreaking moment he and Dawn lost their baby daughter.
In an extract of his book, obtained by The Sun, Gary discussed the “incomprehensible” pain of saying goodbye to his daughter on August 4, 2012.
He wrote: “When she was born it was like a light came into the room. It was one of the best hours of my life I’ve ever experienced in the midst of the hardest time of my life.
“Poppy looked perfect and for an hour she was alive to us. She’s in your arms, this beautiful little daughter of ours, a sister to our three other children.
“Then the reality comes rushing into the room and all the air leaves your lungs. It felt like someone had a hand held tight at my throat. The nurses start hovering and they want to take her away.”
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The star said he hopes that sharing his story will help other people going through or that have been through a similar situation.
In his book, Gary also discusses overcoming his weight problems, his relationship with food and how he reignited his songwriting career.
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