Actress drops partying for early nights as she thinks about starting a family Farm girl Sheridan getting broody

SHERIDAN Smith says she is considering starting a family, and has ditched late-night partying for early nights on her farm with her fiance.

The actress used to regularly be seen drinking till the early hours, after the death of her father from cancer in 2016.

But the Cleaning Up star has turned her life around after meeting her fiance, insurance broker Jamie Horn. Sheridan, 37, said: “I just never pictured myself as wife and mother, but Jamie is making me so happy that we’re able to have these conversations about our future.

“We’re not married yet, but we’re enjoying being engaged and marriage is the next step.” Last year, Sheridan bought a farm and adopted a number of animals. She said: “Me and my fella have turned into a bit of a grandma and grandad.

“We get up really early. We feed the donkeys. It’s so different from what I used to get up to a couple of years ago. Somea times, I’m in bed by eight. Gone are the days of me falling out of the Groucho Club [in Central London] at three in the morning. It’s my little sanctuary away from the madness.”

Sheridan will return to the West End in Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat in June.

And she will star in The Barking Murders, about serial killer

Stephen Port, on BBC this year.

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