Graham Norton's Vow: 'Till death do us part' is achievable at our age

Graham Norton, the renowned television presenter, is intentionally stepping away from his professional commitments to focus on a more private personal life. He recently shared a lighthearted perspective on his marriage vows, stating that the phrase 'till death do us part' feels more achievable at his current age, contrasting it with the significant commitment required for younger couples.

This shift in focus is also reflected in his career. In February 2026, Norton concluded his three-year run hosting weekend shows on Virgin Radio, expressing a desire to reclaim his weekends after thirteen years of weekend broadcasting. He indicated he might still make occasional appearances at the station.

Norton and his husband, Jonathan McLeod, whom he married in 2022, are known for keeping their relationship out of the public eye. The couple celebrated their union with a 120-guest ceremony in County Cork, Ireland. In line with simplifying his lifestyle, Norton has also put two significant properties on the market: a £4.95 million home in East London and a £4.15 million townhouse in Manhattan, New York.