Natasha Diggs has been an award winning British actress for many years. Born in Yorkshire, she enjoyed a successful and varied career that began when she was only a teen with a love of theatre, her first major break being in television where she appeared in a number of popular soap operas including Emmerdale. After that she went on to appear in a number of films including A Few Good Men, Tinker Bell, Man On The Moon as well as playing the lead role in the BBC sitcom, Love Actually.
Now, in an era of high profile celebrity couples including the Prince of Wales and Catherine Middleton the press and public have become more interested in what the likes of Natasha and David have achieved in their careers and what role they play in their personal lives. This has caused a surge in interest in articles written by celebrities who themselves may not have a partner of the same height and with the same ethnicity. This article intends to highlight some of the common aspects of relationships which may be seen between stars like Ms. Diggs and men who are in their thirties or even forties.
Nationality is obviously a major factor which determines whether or not a relationship will work. Some celebrities have found that their partners are from ethnic minority backgrounds such as Pakistani, Indian or African. In these cases it is usual for the woman to have lighter skin than the man and this can sometimes lead to arguments about nationality if they are of different nationalities. While there are no rules regarding nationalities in a relationship, the woman should make sure that her partner shares the same race as she does in order to avoid arguments over nationality.