Peter Andre's wife Emily reveals they've gone two months without a date as she recalled their latest 'disaster' outing

Peter Andre's wife Emily has revealed they've gone two months without a date as she recalled their latest 'disaster' outing.
The couple, who married in 2015, are opening their doors to viewers in their new podcast At Home With The Andres as they navigate family life and their marriage.
Now, in the latest episode of their podcast, Emily opened up about how Peter failed to do one job for their relationship.
She said: 'We went for date night, and we always say, “We’ll try and go for date night every few weeks,” and then the summer holidays happen, and then we haven’t gone for two months.
'Last night we reinstated date night.'
Peter added: 'Every two weeks, I think we’re going to try and do it.'
Peter Andre's wife Emily has revealed they've gone two months without a date as she recalled their latest 'disaster' outing
The couple, who married in 2015, are opening their doors to viewers in their new podcast At Home With The Andres as they navigate family life and their marriage
Emily continued: 'I was working yesterday, so I said to Pete, “I can’t be on my phone, I’m at work, so can you book the table?”
'He was like, "Yeah. Where do you want to go?" I said, "Anywhere. Don't mind. You book it".
'One of our favourite places to go is The Giggling Squid, so I said, "If you go on Google Maps, there's little thing that says book, and you can just click on it and book the table".
'You were like, "But I really like to call them".'
'I'm a caller,' Peter said.
Emily continued to explain how Peter had booked the date night online and was 'really happy' with himself'.
She said: 'I was like, “Oh my God, you booked it. Great.” We turned up to the restaurant, and it was closed up. Not just closed for the day.
Peter laughed: 'The one job I had, to book date night. I’m still trying to open the door. It’s shut and all the lights are off.'
Now, in the latest episode of their joint venture, Emily opened up about how Peter failed to do one job for their relationship
Peter laughed: 'The one job I had, to book date night'
Emily said: 'We then were not sure what to do. You were like, "Oh, we'll just go home". I thought, “no, we’ve got a babysitter, I’ve got makeup on, for goodness sake. I’m not just going to go home and wash it off”.
'We were so confused. We wandered down the road, very aimlessly, looking for another restaurant.
'Then we saw a Thai restaurant, so we thought, “Let’s go in there.” About to turn in, looked across the road, and there’s the restaurant with the same name.
'Same name, complete different location. By this point we’re half an hour late for our reservation, so we walked in and we were like, "Hi, sorry we're late. We couldn't find you. We spent…"
'Oh, this sounds ridiculous now. We spent ages knocking on the other door. Pete was like, "Yeah, it probably might be helpful to have a sign".'
'I’m thinking a sign would be nice,' Peter said before Emily continued: 'Pete was like, "It probably might be helpful to have a sign".'
Peter replied: 'I always want to be polite in these situations, so I said, "Oh, you know, maybe a sign or something”.'
Emily agreed: 'Girl was really polite. She said, “Oh, sorry, we have had a few customers who’ve got lost.” Only a few.'
Peter continued: I said, "But the name's still up." She goes, "Yeah". So anyway, yeah, we ate, and it was really nice, and then we left talking about it, going, "Just a sign. Any sign”.
Emily said: 'We had to walk back past the old restaurant to get to our car.'
Peter joked: 'The sign was huge. It took the whole building... I’m like, “They’ve just put that on.”'
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