Ryan Tubridy steps out in style with fiancee for romantic day out at races as they cosy up in snaps
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Ryan Tubridy and his fiancee Dr Claire Kambamettu pose for snaps at the Ascot Races
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Ryan and Claire recently got engaged while on a trip to Ireland
The pair have since kept the inner details of their love under wraps, however Ryan was forced to confirm their engagement after a jewellers let it slip he had purchased a ring from their store.
Now, happy-as-ever the lovebirds have stepped out at the Ascot Races in
The happy couple were all smiles as they posed for a selection of photos at the prestigious event.
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Ryan and Claire looked the part as they donned their best attire for a day at the races.
Tubridy sported a
smart
navy suit with an olive green tie and shiny black dress
shoes
.
While Claire was a vision in a patterned skater dress and a cream coloured overcoat.
The bride-to-be also wore trendy red suede stiletto heels and a cream lace hat to tie it all together.
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The pair lovingly wrapped their arms around each other as they stood for snaps in front of the racecourse.
They joined Elgin Loane, Publisher of The Irish Post, for The King George for a day of hospitality curated by Zafar Rushdie at the famous venue on Saturday.
Ryan Tubridy honoured by celebrity pals after receiving major lifetime achievement
Tubs and his fiance were among several well-known Irish people on the exclusive guest list for the special day.
This comes after Ryan shares snaps from his jaw-dropping visit to Japan.
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Tubridy didn't post much of the trip while he was over in Japan; instead, the
star
waited until he returned home to share some of his best bits.
The
UK
star
jetted over to Eastern Asia earlier this month and it looked like he had a blast.
The 52-year-old looked as happy as ever as he posted a snap of himself outside a train station which had bookcase-printed walls.
The
TV
star wrote: "On a recent trip to Japan, I found a book quarter of
'OBSESSED'
In a separate
video
, the
He said: "Recent Japan retrospective, vending machines are EVERYWHERE and sell EVERYTHING."
Later, the Irish presenter took a photo of himself outside an ancient Japanese building.
Ryan told fans that he travelled from Osaka to Hiroshima, then to Kyoto and on to Tokyo.
The presenter posted a clip of the renowned bullet train which runs between Tokyo and Hiroshima.
The host confessed he was "obsessed" with the train while he was travelling around
Tubridy also videoed a beautiful Japanese garden in Hiroshima and gushed: "My favourite city."
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