MARK Wright wined and dined wife Michelle Keegan during a luxury festive night away yesterday.
The Heart Radio DJ and actress checked into the plush five-star £1,750-a-night Corinthia London, before going to Piers Morgan's favourite restaurant for dinner.
Mark filmed as the couple walked through the Corinthia's incredible foyer with a huge tree at its centre surrounded by presents.
He wrote on Instagram: "Back home… and of course the Rinth didn't disappoint with the decs [love heart]."
Michelle twirled as they headed further into the building with steps lined with twinkling lights and guarded by tall soldiers.
Once they'd refreshed in their room, they headed to Cambio de Tercio on Old Brompton Road.
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The Spanish eatery is regularly visited by Piers Morgan, who insists it is the best in London.
Michelle seemed to agree, writing: "Sorry Spain I know you lost tonight but you win at food hands down."
The comment referenced Spain's shock loss on penalties to Morocco in the World Cup.
The tapas feast was mouthwatering and Michelle branded the patatas bravas "the best".
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They washed the spread down with some delicious red wine.
Mark and Michelle loved the festive season and have given their newly-built dream mansion and very Christmassy makeover.
In a series of videos, shared on Instagram, Michael Bublé's 'It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas' plays as they gave a tour of their decorations.
Their front porch is framed by a huge wreath and a their hedges are covered in fairy lights.
There's also glowing reindeer, with all the windows framed by twinkling lights as well.
A giant Christmas tree stands prominently in their hallway – just to make sure Santa doesn't miss it – and their grand staircase has been smothered with more wreaths, plus gold and silver baubles.
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