Duncan Bannatyne, 74, looks a world away from his Dragons’ Den days as he sports a bushy beard and dons a snazzy pink leopard print shirt in Miami
Duncan Bannatyne looked worlds away from his Dragons’ Den self on an outing in sun-drenched Miami on Wednesday.
The businessman, 74, swapped his smart suits for a bright pink leopard print shirt and a fedora hat in the snap he shared on his Instagram.
Duncan completed the look with burgundy shorts and matching loafers and dropped his top to show off a collection of silver necklaces.
The TV star, who appeared in the BBC investment series from 2005 to 2015, also sported a pair of tinted shades.
The entrepreneur was wandering around his home in the city and captioned the post, “A day out in hot, hot, hot Miami.”
Style: Duncan Bannatyne looked worlds away from his Dragons’ Den self on an outing in sun-soaked Miami on Wednesday
Sun-kissed: He captioned the photo: ‘A day out in very hot, hot, hot Miami’
WHO? The businessman swapped his smart suits for a bright pink leopard print shirt and fedora in an instant that he shared on his Instagram (R, pictured on Dragons’ Den in 2005)
In June, Duncan took his wife Nigora to Paris, France to celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary.
The TV personality and his glamorous wife, 43, looked totally in love in a series of photos from the trip shared by Nigora on her Instagram.
The couple enjoyed a breakfast of eggs and fruit before heading out for a champagne-filled lunch on the luxury hotel’s balcony.
The man and woman can be seen socializing with each other during the romantic break.
In one photo, a smiling Duncan, dressed in jeans and a pale pink shirt with trainers, poses with his arm around Nigora’s waist as she wears a short white sundress at the entrance of the hotel.
In another, the couple takes a picture of themselves in the elevator as Duncan grins and Nigora’s belly tenderly rocks.
And in the next morning photo they are enjoying their breakfast of boiled egg and pineapple next to a few glasses of orange juice.
In other snaps, Nigora can be seen on the balcony in front of the Eiffel Tower, while another photo of the couple, taken later in the day, shows Duncan dressed in a brighter pink shirt and sunglasses, while Nigora wears a white top and floral skirt to enjoy macaroons and pastries.
The Den: Duncan appeared in the BBC investment series (LR) from 2005 to 2015: James Caan, Duncan Bannatyne, Deborah Meaden, Peter Jones and Theo Paphitis
Romantic: In June, Duncan took his wife Nigora to Paris, France to celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary
Captioning the love-struck snaps, Nigora wrote, “Paris with my love #weddinganniversary.”
Nigora is Duncan’s third wife having previously tied the knot with Gail Brodie and Joanne McCue, in 1987 and 2006 respectively.
The thrice-married Duncan has four children with Gail and two with Joanna.
Uzbek native Nigora is also a parent to daughter Gabrielle from a previous relationship.
Duncan proposed to Nigora in 2016 with a £40,000 ring in Monte Carlo after they first started dating in 2015 when Duncan met her after visiting the dentist’s office on Harley Street in London where she worked in 2014.
The couple got married in Portugal in 2017 before heading to Croatia to enjoy their honeymoon.
Affectionate: The entrepreneur and his glamorous wife, 43, looked totally in love in a series of photos from the trip, shared by Nigora on her Instagram
Smitten: The man and woman can be seen together during the romantic break
Duncan previously said he fell “madly in love” with Nigora and said he was “obsessed” with her after they first met.
He told OK! magazine: ‘When I went home I couldn’t stop thinking about her, I felt obsessed! I felt in love with her.’
The couple have previously said that they would like to have children together, but Nigora admits she is not sure if it will happen.
She said OK!: I don’t think it’s going to happen. We tried, but I don’t think we’re going to have kids.
“We’re not trying to prevent it, so if it happens, fine, but I don’t think it’s going to happen.”
She added: “If it’s going to happen, it’s going to happen, but we’re not doing anything about it, like IVF, and we’re not going to stress about it.”