David Morrissey's Life and Divorce

David Morrissey stars in the Channel 4 show Tip Toe.

David Morrissey talks about his relationship with his famous ex-wife.

Tip Toe is a new show where David Morrissey plays an electrician named Clive, and it starts on May 31.

Clive and his neighbor Leo become enemies after Clive's prejudices are revealed.

Tip Toe has five episodes and is not based on real events, but it uses the creator's experiences.

David Morrissey is a well-known actor with many TV, film, and stage credits.

David Morrissey plays Clive in Tip Toe.

David Morrissey has talked about his social anxiety and alcoholism.

David Morrissey has been sober for 21 years and says drinking helped his anxiety.

David started drinking as a teenager after his father died, and he couldn't stop as an adult.

The actor's life changed when he reached out to a friend from Alcoholics Anonymous.

David got help and has not drunk since then.

Before he was famous, David met his ex-wife Esther Freud at drama school in 1993.

Esther Freud is a writer and the daughter of a famous painter.

David and Esther got married in 2006 and have three children.

David Morrissey was married to Esther Freud.

The couple separated in 2020 after 14 years of marriage.

After they separated, Esther started a new relationship and traveled.

Esther said she and David didn't have any big problems when they separated.

David Morrissey stars in Tip Toe with Alan Cumming.

Esther said she and David lost touch and didn't know what the other wanted.

After his divorce, David Morrissey has been seen with a new partner.

David and his ex-wife are still friends and see each other often.

David says he and his ex-wife are close and see each other a lot.

You can watch Tip Toe on Channel 4.

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