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Sarah Greene has found love with racing car driver Robb Gravett, a good friend of her husband who died in 2014. Robb was pals with Sarah’s late husband Mike Smith, who passed away from complications of heart failure after undergoing major heart surgery.The pair ran the Trakstar team that won the 1990 British Touring Car Championship. Eight years on from Mike’s passing, Sarah, 64, has revealed that she’s now romantically involved with Robb, adding that her late husband of 25 years played a part in their meeting.

Gallery: The best kisses ever seen on television (Espresso)Greene, 36, also confirmed she is set to return to work in June, after wrapping filming for her new Channel 4 comedy series Frank of Ireland with Domhnall and Brian Gleeson late last year. On juggling her career with being pregnant, the actress recalled: "That last week (of filming) was a bit of a blur – I remember waddling off set at the end of one day and Domhnall going, ''Oh my God, you are SO pregnant…'.

Normal People star Sarah Greene has welcomed a baby boy after keeping her pregnancy under wraps.The Irish actress, who played Connell’s mum Lorraine on the hit BBC show which was an adaption of the popular book, has welcomed a baby boy with her mystery musician partner. Sarah, 36, announced the news as she spoke about her family life in rare comments while speaking to iNews.

iNews: 'We haven't seen my family for months.  We've had lovely bonding time, the three of us getting to know each other, but I can't wait to show [our son] off a bit now.

‘We like laughing at other people’s misery basically,’ says Sarah Greene explaining the Irish grá for gallows humour while promoting her forthcoming series Frank of Ireland.

While we have all been focused on the on-screen chemistry between Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones there may have been another person who went unnoticed in the meantime. 

It goes without saying that Lorraine is the best character in Normal People.

The Gleeson brothers are reuniting once more to work on a new series set in Dublin’s fair city.