Jordan Banjo is a professional dancer and TV host. Courts is his wife. In August of 2022, they got married.
Who is Naomi Courts?
Naomi is from Essex, just like Jordan, who dances for Diversity. She first became known to the public in 2016 when she supported her boyfriend from the UK on I’m A Celebrity. In a post at the time, she said, “What a crazy, amazing journey it has been for Jord!!” Facing his biggest fears… We’re so happy!” Jordan’s Instagram is full of pictures of Naomi, and he has posted several cute selfies of the two of them.
She isn’t as well known as Jordan’s ex-girlfriend, Jesy Nelson, who is in the band Little Mix. They were together for 10 months but broke up because Jordan couldn’t handle the pop singer’s fame.
When did Jordan Banjo and Naomi Courts get married?
Jordan and Naomi’s wedding was put off until August 2022 because of the pandemic. After their wedding, the couple took off on a safari trip as their honeymoon. Jordan posted a cute picture of the two of them on their wedding day and wrote: “Forever and ever. Mr & Mrs Banjo.”
How did Jordan and Naomi meet?
The couple from Essex met for the first time in 2013 at Sugar Hut, a nightclub in Brentwood that has become a popular place for Towie fans to go. But it wasn’t until two years later that they started dating. But since then, they’ve been going strong. In the summer of 2020, Jordan asked Naomi to marry him, but the wedding had to be put off because of Covid.
Does Jordan Banjo have kids with Naomi Courts?
On May 9, 2018, Jordan told everyone that Naomi had had a boy. The couple’s son was born on May 7 and was given the name Cassius Ashley Banjo. On July 23, 2019, they had their second child. They named her Mayowa Angel. Jordan wrote after her birth: “Naomi I can’t put into words how much I love and respect you, and I’ll never be able to thank you for giving us two beautiful children.
“The process was so different this time than it was with Cass, but you were so strong and amazing, thank you.”
So, please say hello to Mayowa Angel Banjo, our daughter. But you can call her Mimi, just like we do.”
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