Johnny Sexton

Johnny Sexton is undoubtedly one of Ireland's best rugby players but behind every great man is a great woman and the sporting ace has been supported.

To mark Mother's Day in 2020, he shared a lovely snap of Laura with their three children and Amy was born in February 2016 and Sophie But what else do we know about Laura and the couple's relationship? Brian O'Driscoll was also in attendance but his wife Amy Huberman couldn't make the wedding. The couple went on to add two daughters to their brood. Their son Luca was born two weeks early in June 2014.

Tonight's The Late Late Show line-up sees Johnny Sexton, Rory O'Neill, Denys Samson, and more, including musical performances by Inhaler and Séamus and Caoi ...

Next up, promoting the up-coming Formula One season, Keith Donegan and Galway driver Adam Fitzgerald will make an appearance on The Late Late Show. The documentary will observe and follow physically and mentally exceptional older people. O'Neill had dedicated the dance, a Paso Doble set to 'It's A Sin,' to the consultant Professor Fiona Mulcahy, who has been treating him since 1995, when he was diagnosed with HIV. Ryan will also talk to a few of the stars from the up-coming documentary Super Agers, which will focus on the positive parts of ageing. Afterwards, he'll also be joined by Claudia Scanlon as they raise awareness of the debilitating skin condition epidermolysis bullosa (EB). [Johnny Sexton](https://www.hotpress.com/johnny-sexton) has been in the news recently for leading a win against France.

A rugby icon and a dancing drag queen are among the guests on tonight's Late Late Show. Fresh from a stunning victory against the French, Ireland captain .

Audiences will meet both Irishmen and the car that’ll be racing tomorrow evening. Rory and Denys will discuss the importance of raising awareness, breaking down stigmas and the significance of their first dance as Rory and Denys. Who are the guests on the Late Late Show tonight?

The Ireland skipper has a bit of free time on his hands this weekend due to the break week in the Six Nations. Today's top videos. STORY CONTINUES BELOW. The ...

'This is all I've known for 17 or 18 years but it'll be a big change but at the moment all I'm thinking about is next week and take it week by week but you got to finish up at some point.' The Ireland skipper has a bit of free time on his hands this weekend due to the break week in the Six Nations. Johnny Sexton has been widely praised after appearing on the Late Late Show to talk about about a wide number of topics.

The Irish team captain shared that his wife Laura gets emotional when thinking about his retirement, just in case he does not take to it well as has ...

"Watching @JohnnySexton on the Late Late. You are an absolute inspiration," tweeted another. "When you see what the families that look after them have to go through and what they have to go through as patients it's tough to see but also incredibly inspiring. "But once I throw myself into something I'll be happy, something to aim for, but like I said to come out of rugby the highs that it's given us like Saturday walking around the pitch at the end of the game, it's what dreams are made of so it'll never fulfil that but I think you've got to just look back and enjoy what you've done and then throw yourself into the next thing." "I was watching that documentary that Brian did about retirement and my wife was pottering around behind me and I just hear sniffles and I turned around and she was bawling her eyes out and [said] "that's you" as AP McCoy was on the screen." The duo were there to raise awareness for EB charity DEBRA Ireland, and while he was there, the sporting star chatted about rugby and retirement.

The Ireland captain took time out from his Six Nations training schedule to join Ryan on the couch to support pal Claudia Scanlon who lives with Epidermolysis ...

That's why we're here tonight, to raise awareness.' He's already represented Ireland at three Rugby World Cup competitions in 2011, 2015 and 2019. He didn't take retirement very well and she was basically saying she's worried about me. 'This is all I've known for 17-18 years so it'll be a big change but at the moment I'm honestly just thinking about next week... Despite his gruelling training schedule and the pressure of the tournament, it was important for Johnny to be there on the night to support Claudia and the fundraiser. Johnny has acted as an ambassador for the charity throughout his career and once the conversation inevitably turned to the tournament and his future in the game, he confessed that he is 'dreading' trying to figure out his next move.

IRELAND captain Johnny Sexton was hailed by fans after his appearance on Friday night's Late Late Show.The Leinster star has a rare week off ahead of.

It's a living hell" The Ireland ace added: "When you see what the families that look after them have to go through - and what they have to go through as patients - it's tough to see but also incredibly inspiring. My health hasn't been great the last few years. "It's rough. "I try to be as positive as possible." She said: "It's one of the worst conditions out there.