Alan Sugar, 76, takes a break from The Apprentice boardroom as he disembarks on a fancy boat in Portofino with his wife Ann Simons
Lord Alan Sugar enjoyed a well-deserved break from the boardroom of The Apprentice as he pulled ashore on a fancy boat in Portofino with his wife Ann Simons on Thursday.
The 76-year-old businessman appeared to be in good spirits as he continued his lavish holiday on the Italian Riviera.
The couple took a long stroll along the harbor to take in the stunning views before jumping back on the ship.
He wore a white Ralph Lauren baseball cap and hit the road in a colorful top and black shorts.
The entrepreneur protected his eyes with sunglasses as he walked alongside his doting wife, who wore a red T-shirt and white cap.
Bank holiday: Lord Alan Sugar enjoyed a well-deserved break from the boardroom of The Apprentice as he headed ashore on a fancy boat in Portofino with his wife Ann Simons on Thursday
Stroll: The 76-year-old businessman appeared to be in good spirits as he continued his lavish holiday on the Italian Riviera
Alan and Ann, who have been married for 55 years, looked as in love as ever.
They met when he was just 18 and starting out in business, married at the Great Portland Street Synagogue in April 1968 and honeymooned in Mallorca for two weeks.
Speaking of his non-romantic proposal, Alan previously said, “It was more like, ‘Then should we get married?’
“Getting on your knees in a restaurant with a rose definitely wasn’t the case. “Actually, we were driving the minivan over the Stratford flyover at the time.”
Over the course of their lives, the couple in love are parents to three children and have seven grandchildren.
His sunny getaway comes after parting ways with another young entrepreneur in the wake of The Apprentice winner Harpreet Kaur’s split.
He has canceled working with entrepreneur Amani Zubair and her online jewelry store Gimme Gold, formerly known as Tresor.
Amani, 21, did not appear on The Apprentice but previously told how she reached out to Lord Sugar’s company during lockdown and received a direct response from him, which then led to his investment.
Elaborate: The couple took a long stroll along the harbor to enjoy the stunning views before jumping back on the ship
Milestone: The couple married at the Great Portland Street Synagogue in April 1968 and honeymooned in Mallorca for two weeks (pictured in 2017)