By Jemimah Wright2023-11-22T08:30:00
Earlier this month, writer and presenter, Victoria Coren Mitchell had a baby at 51. If you don’t know who she is, you may know her husband, comedian and actor, David Mitchell, 49. He is one half of the comedy duo, Mitchell and Webb.
Victoria and David married in 2012, and had their first daughter in 2015. They recently announced that Victoria had given birth after a "surprise pregnancy" to another daughter on the 1st November this year.
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