Jamie Oliver’s 25-Year Marriage Recipe: Love, Tension & 5 Kids
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver credits his 25-year marriage to wife Juliette 'Jools' Norton with a secret ingredient: a pinch of tension—because apparently opposites attracting is like seasoning a casserole, it adds flavor but also occasional kitchen fires. They met as teenagers, married in 2000, and churned out five kids while wrestling 'like anyone else' through life’s recipe. Jamie insists 'not holding grudges' and 'communicating' is key—basically code for 'don’t throw knives over burnt toast.' His ego-check? His wife, daughters, and staff who don’t butter him up constantly. Meanwhile, celebrity peers preach therapy and love as a contact sport. Bon appétit, marital bliss!
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Jamie Oliver admits 25 years of marriage is mostly 'wrestling' peppered with 'tension'—because nothing says romance like a long-term sparring match with a side of love and five kids as referees.
Turns out Jamie Oliver's marriage secret is less 'heartfelt romance' and more 'emotional MMA with Jools and five referee kids.' Love is the tension you didn't know you needed.
Jamie Oliver says communication is key in marriage, which sounds like a chef's version of 'Stop burning the stew or we're done.' Meanwhile, the wife’s still the real head chef.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 10/23/2025 | Author: Amanda Goh
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