Sarah Lancashire Partner: British actress Sarah Lancashire tied the knot with her boyfriend Peter Salmon in 2001 after divorce from his husband and they have a son together. Let’s dive deep into her personal life.
Sarah Lancashire Partner 2025
Sarah was first married to a music lecturer Gary Hargreaves in 1985 at the age of 21. The couple had been in a romantic relationship for years before they were married, the couple welcomed two sons, Thomas who was born in 1987, and Matthew in 1988, they filed for divorce and separated in 1995.
Then she met with a British television producer and executive, Peter Salmon, he proposed to Sarah in 2001 and they wedded in 2001. They welcomed their first son Joseph in 2003.
Lancashire has a long-spanning career in the television entertainment industry and worked in several television series including, Coronation Street, Happy Valley, and Where the Heart Is, which made her one of the most veteran actresses in British.
Recently, Sarah Lancashire, 58, was nominated for the Best Drama Performance award at the National Television Awards. The actress won big for her performance as Sergeant Catherine Cawood in the BBC’s drama series Happy Valley.
After collecting her award, Sarah stated “Thank you so much for this. I have adored every scene, every moment of Happy Valley. And I know I will never forget it, nor the brilliant people that I’ve worked with, the way the BBC have supported us.”
Sarah Lancashire’s Husband Peter Salmon
Lancashire married television executive Peter Salmon in August 2001 at Langar Hall, Nottinghamshire in a low-key ceremony after Peter had proposed to Lancashire in New York during a holiday.
Peter and Sarah have been married for 22 years and the couple resides in a £3m, five-bedroom house in Twickenham, southwest London with family.
Salmon also had three sons from his previous relationship with her estranged wife Penny Watt. Peter Salmon is a former Chief Creative Officer of the Endemol Shine Group and has been the Executive Chairman of Banijay UK since 2020.
He has been the director of the first dramatic reconstruction to be featured on the crime series Crimewatch.
