Warwick Davis wife: Is Warwick Davis married? Inside relationship
WARWICK DAVIS is well known for his acting career but what is known of his marriage to wife Samantha?
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A repeat of Piers Morgan's interview with Warwick Davis airs this week where he looks back on his life and career but what is known of the actor's relationship with wife Samantha?
Warwick and wife Samantha have been married for nearly 30 years after tying the knot in 1991.
The couple reportedly met on the set of Willow in which Warwick played the title character and Samantha was an extra.
Warwick and wife Samantha have two children together.
Their daughter Annabelle was born in 1997 and their son Harrison was born in 2003.
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Before the birth of Annabelle, the couple tragically suffered a miscarriage.
Warwick opened up about the couple's loss to the Guardian in 2012.
He said: "When my wife, Sam, became pregnant with our first child, Lloyd, in 1989, we had no idea of the genetic risks we were taking.
"In hindsight, we should have had some genetic counselling.
"I have SED, and my wife has the most common form of dwarfism, which is achondroplasia.
"Lloyd survived for only nine days as he inherited both of our genetic conditions, which is fatal.
"His lungs were just too small to support him without the aid of a machine, so eventually we had to make a decision to switch off the life-support."
He went on to say the couple struggled with the births of Annabelle and Harrison.
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Warwick added: "Despite knowing the risks, we decided to try to start a family again.
He went on to say how it took the couple years to try for a child again.
Warwick said: "We took years to recover from Lloyd, but I think you learn something about yourself, and it makes you stronger.
"Both Annabel, now 14, and Harrison, nine, were born with SED. Annabel went straight to the special care unit on ventilation, and she was there for two months.
"As soon as Harrison was born, he went there too, and the doctors didn't give him very long at all.
"It was touch and go for at least a week. Then he found his strength."
Later in the interview, Warwick spoke of how he feels so lucky to have them by his side.
He explained: "I wouldn't change a thing about my family.
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"You see people desperate to stand out from the crowd.
"But for us, as a family, we are already individual.
"We have a unique perspective on the world and on people, and I believe you've got to embrace that."
