IRELAND AM star Martin King and his wife Jenny have jetted off to New York for his daughter’s wedding.
The Virgin Media host has touched down in the US to walk his daughter, Victoria Boyle, down the aisle on her big day.
Martin’s daughter from his first relationship, Victoria, will tie the knot with her fiancé, Eoin Convery, in the Big Apple this weekend.
In a snap shared to his Instagram, Martin and his wife of 14 years, Jenny, looked excited as they toasted with some champagne on a flight.
The dad-of-five was smartly dressed in a navy blazer, crisp white button-down shirt and suit trousers.
Jenny was wearing a cute blue linen skirt and a patterned silk scarf.
The happy couple posed with big smiles as they beside each other on the plane.
The 61-year-old wrote: “Oh the excitement is real!! Heading to New York to our daughter’s wedding. Bubbles at the ready already!
“House & doggies being minded by our great pals while we jet off. Stay tuned for lots of New York shenanigans.”
And Martin’s followers all raced to the comment section to wish the star luck ahead of the big day.
Terrie McEvoy said: “Enjoy you two.”
Tommy wrote: “Flying in style and well deserved. Enjoy the family celebrations.”
Nikki added: “Good luck Victoria, can’t wait to see the pics.”
And Lorraine gushed: “Congratulations you two gorgeous people. You deserve the best.”
Martin is set to walk his beloved daughter down the aisle and previously told Evoke about how nervous he is about giving a speech on the day.
He said: “I’m a bit nervous about it. That’s different. You can go on radio or TV and do your job, but when it’s something like that, it’s personal and it’s different and it brings on the nerves.”
DOTING DAD
The Irish host has predicted that things will get “emotional” as he watches his daughter marry the love of her life.
While he’s used to talking in front of a camera, Martin said it will be very different having all eyes on him while he gives a speech.
The Dublin native added: “That’s personal, so that’s always nervous. I had to do a speech when our other son got married a couple of years ago so I was ridiculously nervous coming up to that,” he said.
“I remember talking to Marty Whelan, because Marty’s daughter got married and he was making the speech, and he said, ‘It’s the most nervous I’ve ever been’ and he would do big gigs like Eurovision.
“I completely understand it.. It can get very emotional.”
