My Mum, Your dad couple Roger and Janey have shared a huge relationship bombshell a year after meeting on the ITV reality show, which has been billed as a middle aged Love Island

Roger and Janey from My Mum, Your dad have been dropping some serious relationship updates since their first encounter on the ITV reality show a year ago.

The lovebirds couldn’t hide their chemistry, with Roger revealing all during his chat on Loose Women. He told host Jane Moore about the instant spark, saying: “It didn’t show on the show itself but she just came in and I obviously liked what I saw straight away.”

Their connection was undeniable, as Roger shared: “We just hit it off; she just said randomly, ‘What am I like?’ and I said, ‘I know what you’re like!’ And everybody else was just looking at us and we were just off in our own little world!”

Curious about how things are going, Linda Robson quizzed Roger: “Have you moved in together or is it a long distance relationship?”

To which Roger admitted: “We’ve more or less moved in together. I spend a lot more time at Janey’s. The weather’s much better!”, reports OK!

The My Mum, Your Dad pair have ‘basically moved in together’(Image: No credit)

But the panel wanted more juicy details, cheekily asking: “Have you got two toothbrushes there or just one toothbrush?” Roger playfully replied: “I’ve got three toothbrushes!” while Janey chimed in: “And two double wardrobes you put in the other day. This man dresses well!”

Reflecting on their televised romance, an emotional moment unfolded when Jane asked: “Is it weird a year on to see the moment you first met on TV?”, leading Roger to confess: “It’s lovely to see but I was filling up watching it.”

Janey shared her emotional journey, saying: “When you see it, it’s like ‘oh no, don’t set me off.’ It was a very emotional time. There was anxiety, it was a big thing. It does take you back. It’s an outer body experience really.”

Roger became emotional as he recalled seeing their meeting on TV(Image: No credit)

She also recounted the pivotal advice from her father: “We like Roger, don’t push him away,” which led her to tackle her personal issues head-on during a live TV appearance. Janey remembered: “They said, ‘So why are you here?’ and I could feel it coming, I wasn’t going to say anything but I thought, ‘I’ve got to be honest here,’ I know I’ve pushed people away in the past. There’s some traits in me and adopted people that you carry and never address it.”

Reflecting on her candid moment, she expressed pride: “I felt for the first time in my life, ‘Well done Janey, you’ve just gone and said it on live TV.’ You don’t even tell people you meet but thank goodness I did.”