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Newly-single Alex Zane headed out for a lone dog walk following split from wife Nettie Wakefield on Saturday.
The TV presenter, 43, looked downcast as he sported a black knitted beanie and short trench coat to keep out the winter chill.
Stepping out with his pet Whippet, Alex strolled through North London, after announcing his separation from Nettie, 35, just five months after their wedding.
Out and about: Newly-single Alex Zane, 43, headed out for a lone dog walk following split from wife Nettie Wakefield on Saturday
He layered a zip up hoodie beneath his jacket and donned a pair of rolled up skinny jeans.
Alex completed his outfit with a pair of brown Dr Marten's and carried his essentials in a canvas tote bag.
His pet pooch, Simon, was dressed in an adorable fleece lined navy blue coat for their chilly stroll.
Relaxing: The TV presenter looked downcast as he sported a black knitted beanie and short trench coat to keep out the winter chill
Time out: Stepping out with his pet Whippet, Alex strolled through North London, after announcing his separation from Nettie, 35, just five months after their wedding
The Daily Mail's Richard Eden revealed that Alex and Nettie had split up on Thursday, scarcely five months after their wedding celebrations in London.
‘At the end of last year we decided to separate,’ confirmed Alex on Instagram, who proposed to Nettie, 35, in 2018, after a ‘whirlwind year-long romance’.
In the post Alex explained: ‘We leave each other in the best way possible for two people who have shared incredible experiences, full of love and laughter and as many happy memories as two people can make in that time.
Winter chic: He layered a zip up hoodie beneath his jacket and donned a pair of rolled up skinny jeans
Cute: His pet pooch, Simon, was dressed in an adorable fleece lined navy blue coat for their chilly stroll
‘We remain best friends despite making the decision to go our separate ways. Our friends and family have been very supportive through this period, and we appreciate all the help we’ve received.’
The Yorkshireman added: ‘Obviously, leaving behind a relationship is never easy, but we move forward knowing we have the other to rely on.
'It's as amicable a separation as can be and, of course, we’ll continue to co-parent our whippet, Simon.'
