‘Downton Abbey’ actress forgives and takes back husband who cheated on her with a co-star | Series

Twist in one of the most troubled love stories between famous people in the United Kingdom in recent years! Actress Amy Nuttall has resumed her marriage to actor Andrew Buchan.

The two had broken up at the end of 2022, when his affair with his colleague from the police series ‘Better’, Leila Farzad, became public.

The couple got back together, but then broke up again, at the same time that rumors emerged that the artist had gone to live with his lover.

Amidst the various comings and goings of Nuttall, Buchan and Farzad, ‘Better’ ended up being canceled by the British media group BBC.

Now came the twist: in an interview with the British newspaper The Sunday Times, the actress from the series ‘Downton Abbey’ revealed to the world that she forgave the father of her two children and they returned to live together.

Nuttall explained the resumption of her marriage in a conversation about her finances and the difficulty of living as an actress: “In general terms, in the last year, what can I say? I made less than 100 thousand, but I’m married, so it all goes into the same pot. So it’s not that scary, because I can count on it.”

She then added: “We own a comfortable family home in Buckinghamshire. Before we had a smaller house.”

The Daily Mail newspaper reported that it had contacted representatives of the couple for further clarification regarding the resumption of the marriage, but the two artists did not respond to questions.

Amy Nuttall and Andrew Buchan had been married for 11 years when his affair with Farzad was discovered at the end of 2022. They are parents to a 9-year-old girl and a 5-year-old boy. While the actress is famous for her presence in the British soap opera ‘Emmerdale’ and the series ‘Downtown Abbey’, the actor is known for his participation in the series ‘The Crown’ and ‘Broadchurch’.

When Buchan’s affair with Farzad became public, he and Nuttall broke up. Then they resumed, with her imposing several rules for them to follow together. However, a few months later, another breakup came.

Regarding the affair, the British press reported that Nuttall discovered the betrayal when he found lingerie, a different size from his own, packaged as a gift in his home. The same bag contained receipts for accommodation at a hotel close to his residence. The accommodations would have taken place during periods when Buchan would be “traveling for work”.

Then, in July last year, when reporting the resumption of the marriage, the Daily Mail reproduced a list of seven rules imposed by the actress to accept her husband back.

According to the publication’s contact, the seven rules were: 1) the husband must not, under any circumstances, maintain any contact with Farzad; 2) whenever he is traveling for work, make constant video calls home; 3) give full access to the cell phone to the wife; 4) go on a romantic date with your wife once a week; 5) every seven weeks the two spend a romantic night away from home; 6) go on a romantic trip with your wife every seven months; 7) the work demands of both parties must always be the same.

More recently, the BBC opted to end ‘Better’.

A source close to the broadcaster told The Sun: “’Better’ was good for business, it averaged four million viewers per episode and there was public interest in more about the lives of PCs McHugh and Slack. But the BBC is eager for new projects and, unfortunately, some popular ones have to fall by the wayside.”