Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan celebrate fourth wedding anniversary APART

Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan have marked their four-year wedding anniversary by dedicating romantic Instagram posts to each other, as their busy schedules kept them apart on the special day.

Former Coronation Street actress Michelle is believed to be filming the next series of BBC drama Our Girl in South Africa, while Mark is currently enjoying a party holiday with friends and family in Marbella.

Despite usually preferring to keep their relationship away from social media, Mark was the first to post about his and Michelle’s anniversary and shared snaps from their wedding day.

Alongside the pictures from their big day, Mark wrote: “4 years ago today!! How time flies when you're having fun.

“You make me so happy and I'm so proud of you. You complete me. Happy anniversary my love @michkeegan 💙💙💙💙"

Michelle later shared another wedding day photo, simply adding: “❤️ And just like that it’s been 4 years @wrighty_ ❤️”

Fans were quick to congratulate the couple, with one writing: “Beautiful couple, happy anniversary.” Another swooned: “How are two people so beautiful?”

Mark’s sister Jess Wright also commented, adding: “Love you both ❤️❤️”

CHECK OUT some of Mark and Michelle's most romantic moments

Mark and Michelle first met in 2012 and wed three years later in a lavish affair at a Tudor mansion in Bury St Edmunds.

The couple have faced their ups and downs over the years, often having to deal with split rumours, but with Mark quitting his Hollywood presenting job to move back to the UK with Michelle, things look better than ever for the loved-up pair.

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Previously opening up about their long distance relationship, Michelle told You magazine: “We try not to spend more than three weeks apart, although the longest we’ve gone is six weeks which was really difficult.

“We miss each other and staying in is our favourite date night. A lot of the time I don’t think about where we are. If Mark is there it’s home for me."

Mark also agreed that making their long distance marriage work was hard.

“We’re young, we haven’t got kids yet, so it’s kind of easier,” he told the Mail Online. “Obviously you’d rather be in the same place the whole time but you can’t have it all.

“There’s cons in that you can’t be with each other the whole time, but on the flip side we’re luckier than others in so many ways too, we get to travel the world with each other. We’re married, so wherever life takes us we’ll settle down.”