Jim Davidson, 70, to marry for SIXTH time as he shows off new fiancée Natasha, 47, at showbiz party after divorcing wife

JIM Davidson is set to tie the knot for the sixth time after showing off his new girlfriend at a recent showbiz party.

The comedian split from fifth wife Michelle Cotton in 2023 after 14 years of marriage.

But Jim attended Nigel Farage's 60th birthday party in London this week with new girlfriend Natasha, 47.

And the reports that, according to partygoers, Jim couldn't stop talking about plans to marry his latest love.

"Smitten" Jim was telling everyone Natasha is "the one" and urged his pals: "Tell her she should marry me."

Natasha works as an assistant at Jim's ustreme.com channel and he previously opened about his split from Michelle, 52, and selling the home they'd shared.

He said: "There you go, the divorce came through today, so it's done. I'm divorced again, my fifth divorce.

"The house has been sold and that will be going through in March, fingers crossed. It's a new chapter for all of us."

Deja-vu

Jim tied the knot with first wife Sue Walpole in 1971 and they share daughter Sarah Walpole-Davidson, who is now 51.

The couple split after only a year of marriage.

A decade later he married second wife Julie Gullick and the couple had son Cameron, now 41.

Jim and Julie were married for five years before divorcing in 1986.

In 1987 he tied the knot with journalist and TV presenter Alison Holloway but the marriage lasted just two years.

Jim's fourth wife was former Page 3 model Tracey Hilton, who he married in 1990.

The couple had three children - Charlie, 34, Fred, 32, and 31-year-old Elsie - before divorcing in 2000.

Price of love

Before splitting from Michelle last year Jim claimed his previous divorces had cost him £60m.

Appearing on Piers Morgan's Life Stories, he said: "It's how much money I've spent over the years. Getting on to £50-£60million must have passed through my hands."

Piers asked whether Jim thought it was always the woman’s fault when the relationship failed and the comic replied: “Absolutely.”

He then asked The Generation Game host how he felt about spending all that cash and he replied: "Brilliant. Thank God I had it. When I won New Faces [in 1976] I said, 'Mum you'll never have to work again as long as you live', and she never did."