Another jab? That she’s still “just a fiancée” after two children. Dawson laughed off the label with a masterful shrug. “We don’t need a piece of paper to prove we’re a family,” she said. In a world obsessed with milestones, her stance is refreshingly grounded.
Quick context: Nearly 40% of couples in the UK with children are unmarried, according to the Office for National Statistics. Wedding fever is real, but so is the rise of chosen families. Dawson is normalizing the idea that commitment isn’t a ceremony; it’s a daily choice.
She also pointed out the double standard: men rarely get grilled for delaying marriage. Her advice? “Marry when it feels right, not when the internet tells you to.” A playful reminder that your relationship is a garden, not a race.
Charlotte Dawson gives birth to her and Matt Sarsfield’s ‘rainbow baby
