Vic Reeves, 62,enjoys al fresco lunch with his glamorous wife Nancy Sorrell, 46

They have been happily married since 2003 and share twin daughters.

And Vic Reeves and wife Nancy Sorrell looked happier than ever as they enjoyed an al fresco lunch in Kent on Wednesday.

The comedian, 62, and his model partner, 46, cracked smiles as they chatted over their meal in the sunshine. 

Shooting Stars personality Vic sported a distinguished bushy beard and spectacles as he relaxed, clad in a slogan tee and checked coat.

The star – real name James Roderick Moir -paired this with blue jeans and trainers for his lunch date.

Nancy wowed in a pink fluffy coat with her blonde tresses styled in soft waves and scarlet lipstick accentuating her pretty features.  

Vic and Nancy share 14-year-old twin girls Elizabeth and Nell and she is also stepmother of his two children from his previous marriage to Sarah Vincent. 

Back in January Vic and comedy partner Bob Mortimer told how they were threatened at gunpoint during a ‘doomed motorcycle trip’ through California in 1992.

The comedy duo reveal they took a ‘wrong turn’ and ended up in the city of Compton, Los Angeles, renowned for its gangland culture at the time. 

Speaking on his new podcast with Jools Holland, Vic, 62, said they had stopped at a red light in the city before being threatened with a gun by another driver.

The comic said: ‘We went on a doomed motorcycle trip in California in 92. We got there, hired a couple of motorbikes.

‘I had been reading a book about the Bloods and the Cribs and the gangs in Los Angeles, and we made a mistake.

 ‘We did a wrong turn and ended up in the middle of Compton and a big van turned up next to us at the lights and a fellow pointed a gun at us through the window and said, “Get out of here”.  

‘We said: ‘We are just waiting for the lights to change and we are off’.’

Speaking to Bob, 61, he added: ‘You were very casual about the whole thing. I had read this book and I was terrified.

‘We didn’t actually go anywhere because it started raining. It was the floods of 92. We stayed in a house in Laurel Canyon for three weeks with our motorcycles outside.’  

Bob added: ‘We were going to cross west to east coast on motorcycles but when we returned them to the hire place I think we had done 19 miles on them.’

The pair hired motorcycles in the hope of driving from the west coast to the east coast of the US but turned back early on in their journey due to heavy rain.