Tess Daly, 57, and Vernon Kay, 52, were spotted enjoying a sunny Saturday at Pub In The Park in Marlow, England, only eight days after confirming their split after 25 years of marriage. The pair laughed, shared food and even danced to Craig David, presenting a picture of amicable co‑parenting as they prepared for life apart.

Split after 25 years announced last week

According to the joint statement released last week, Daly and Kay decided to separate after a quarter‑century together, describing the decision as “agonising” but emphasizing their commitment to remain supportive parents to their two daughters. The announcement,which quickly dominated UK entertainment headlines, marked the end of a partnership that began in the late 1990s and produced a high‑profile media duo.

Day out at Pub In The Park in Marlow

The food and music festival at Higginson Park, branded Pub In The Park, became the backdrop for the exes’ first public appearance since the split. Reporters noted they strolld hand‑in‑hand with friends, smapled festival fare and joined a crowd dancing to Craig David’s hits. Their relaxed demeanor sparked social‑media chatter about the possibility of a “friendly split.”

Parents to daughters Phoebe, 21 and Amber, 16

In the statement, Daly and Kay highlighted their shared priority: the well‑being of their daughters, Phoebe, 21, and Amber, 16. both daughters are now teenagers navigating adulthood, and the couple’s public display of cooperation aims to reassure fans that family stability remains intact despite the marital change.

Public reaction to their friendly appearance

Fans on Twitter and Instagram reacted with surprise and approval,many praising the duo for handling the breakup maturely. As one commentator wrote, “Seeing them dance together feels like a lesson in how to separate with dignity.” However, some critics cautioned that the staged friendliness could be a media‑savvy move to protect their brand images.

Who will co‑parent the teenage daughters?

The joint statement did not detail custody arrangements, leaving observers to wonder how holidays, schooling and daily routines will be divided. as the couple has not disclosed a formal schedule, speculation continues about whether they will adopt a joint‑custody model or a more flexible arrangement .

According to the report, the couple’s amicable public demeanor contrasts with the “agonising” tone of their separation announcement, suggesting a deliberate effort to keep personal matters private while maintaining a united front for their children.