Jim Davidson to marry for a sixth time: Comic, 70, plans to wed Natasha, 47, following whirlwind romance – after finalising divorce from fifth wife Michelle Cotton

Jim Davidson is getting married for the sixth time.

The comedian, 70, started a new romance with new girlfriend Natasha, 47, earlier this year after splitting from his wife of 14 years, Michelle Cotton.

And when Jim attended Nigel Farage’s 60th birthday party at Boisdale’s in Canary Wharf on Wednesday with Natasha on his arm, he told everyone he couldn’t wait to walk her down the aisle.

Jim said he is “completely in love with her and finally believes he has found ‘the one'” and urged his friends to “Tell her to marry me.”

He also took the stage at the party where he couldn’t stop talking about his new love, who works as a freelance assistant with him on his ustreme.com channel.

The pair attended the bash at Boisdale’s in Canary Wharf, where they partied with Farage (centre) and Michael Jackson’s former bodyguard Matt Fiddes (bottom left)

Jim’s new girlfriend Natasha is 23 years his junior and was recently pictured with him on social media (pictured in their first photo together), but they keep a fairly low profile

He said, “I just got through my divorce and I’m here with my new girlfriend,” as he joked about the number of women he’s had and said he has room for another.

Lizzie Cundy shared a rare photo of the happy couple on Instagram, alongside Michael Jackson’s former bodyguard Matt Fiddes.

Natasha is 23 years younger than Jim, but everything seems to be going well after his most recent divorce.

Jim has said he has already sold the Georgian cottage in Stockbridge, Hampshire, that he and Michelle shared and is ready for a ‘new chapter’.

He claimed he is still on good terms with Michelle, whom he married in 2009, and will continue to visit his ex-wife, although he is too sad to see the dogs they once shared.

“Please, the divorce was finalized today, so it’s finalized. I’m divorced again, my fifth divorce,” he said in an interview on his streaming platform Ustreme.

‘The house has been sold and that will continue in March, fingers crossed. It’s a new chapter for all of us.’

He added: “I spoke to Michelle today and wished her the best of luck. I agreed to take some stuff and pick up some bits and pieces.

Farage received a video message that evening from old friend, former US President, Donald Trump, wishing him a happy birthday

‘She said I was always welcome there. I said I was only going to do it when the dogs weren’t there, so I asked that when I call to come over, she take the dogs for a walk, because I don’t want to pile more grief on the situation. .’

He said people “don’t think about that when you break up,” but that he has a “little stepdog now named Luna,” so he’s “having a good time.”

Jim, who presented The Generation Game and Big Break in the 1990s, said he and Natasha “just take it day by day and enjoy it.”

He added, “You never know what’s around the corner, especially in this crazy, crazy world.”

The comedian announced his split from Michelle in April last year after 20 years together, and was said to be devastated that they couldn’t work things out.

His first marriage was to childhood sweetheart Sue Walpole in 1971 and they had daughter Sarah Walpole-Davidson, now 51, before divorcing a year later.

Jim has claimed he is still on good terms with 14-year-old Michelle Cotton (pictured), who he married in 2009 – he confirmed they recently finalized their divorce

The comic announced his divorce from Michelle in April last year and Jim is said to be devastated that they couldn’t work things out (pictured in 2002)

He married Julie Gullick in 1981, with whom he had a son Cameron (41), and they divorced five years later in 1986.

Just a year later he walked down the aisle with journalist and TV presenter Alison Holloway, but their marriage lasted less than two years.

His fourth marriage in 1990 – to former model Tracy Hilton – lasted ten years. The couple had three children together: Charlie, 34, Fred, 32, and Elsie, 31.

Jim has previously admitted that his costly divorces cost him around £60 million. He had to declare himself bankrupt in 2006 after failing to make repayments on an unpaid tax bill.

He married Julie Gullick in 1981, with whom he had son Cameron, 41, and they divorced five years later in 1986.

Just a year later he walked down the aisle with journalist and TV presenter Alison Holloway, but their marriage lasted less than two years.

His fourth marriage in 1990 – to former model Tracy Hilton – lasted ten years. The couple had three children together: Charlie, 34, Fred, 32, and Elsie, 31