Harvey Ross is preparing to marry his girlfriend Muna Silver after the bride-to-be celebrated her hen party in Portugal with his sister Honey Ross.
Muna Silver, a 32-year-old London-based photographer who got engaged to Harvey last year, wore a floor-length black dress accompanied by a white bridal veil as she celebrated with friends over the weekend. Honey Ross, 29, shared a series of pictures and videos from the trip on Instagram after helping organise the festivities.
In one selfie from the getaway, Muna posed alongside Honey, who swapped her usual blonde hair for a short black bob wig as the pair wore matching black outfits. A video shared from the trip showed Muna singing and dancing happily in her veil on a public cobbled street, soundtracked to the Taylor Swift song But Daddy I Love Him.
The couple have not officially confirmed the date of their wedding, but a source close to the pair said the ceremony is due to take place later this year.
Bridal planning and group chat drama
Honey Ross revealed on Monday that she had been heavily involved in organising her future sister-in-law's hen party, admitting that the process was not without drama. Speaking on the Reel Talk podcast that she co-hosts with her television presenter father Jonathan Ross, 65, in an episode recorded a few days before the trip, Honey described the intense preparation required for the weekend.
"The planning has been through the roof," Honey said. "I'm currently packing a suitcase full of bride decorations and all of that kind of memorabilia."
Honey explained that she had also been tasked with buying matching robes for the bridal party. However, navigating the group chat left her overthinking every single message.
"I wouldn't wish a bridal group chat on my worst enemy," Honey said. "The girls I'm going away with are so sweet - I want to preface it with that - but the level of politeness, borderline passive aggression, and gentle back-and-forth of being like, 'That sounds great to me, happy to go along with whatever you want!' is like at the absolute fever pitch in this group chat."
Honey added: "There have been so many times I've posted in that group chat and it's taken them a day to, like, heart it, and I'm like, these girls want me dead."
Relationship history and career background
The hen weekend comes as preparations gather pace for the wedding, more than a year after Jonathan Ross first disclosed that his only son was engaged. The veteran broadcaster, best known for hosting long-running chat shows on British television, revealed the news while appearing with Honey on the Table Manners podcast in April 2025. During that episode, Jonathan also revealed that Harvey and Muna were thinking about starting a family.
Harvey and Muna have kept their relationship largely out of the spotlight since getting together in 2018, when Jonathan first shared a photograph of the couple together. Muna made a rare television appearance alongside Harvey and his family on Channel 4's Celebrity Gogglebox in 2021.
Muna works as a producer and photographer, sharing her creative work under the name Fadu Photos. Her photography has previously been credited by the Whitechapel Gallery, a prominent contemporary art space in East London.
Harvey has worked as a video-game programmer and was credited on the 2019 narrative adventure puzzle game The Bradwell Conspiracy. Jonathan also appeared in the game as a voice actor and recorded a promotional video alongside his son to mark its official release.
Groom suit fittings and family life
Harvey is the middle child of Jonathan Ross and screenwriter Jane Goldman, 56, who have three children together. Jane is an acclaimed film writer known for co-writing blockbuster screenplays including Kick-Ass and Kingsman: The Secret Service. Along with Harvey, the couple share daughters Betty, 35, and Honey, 29. Harvey has made only occasional public appearances over the years, in contrast to his famous father and public-facing sisters.
In recent weeks, the Ross family have begun sharing details about preparations for the upcoming wedding. Jonathan revealed on the Reel Talk podcast that he recently took Harvey for his wedding suit fitting, where the groom-to-be showed little interest in the clothing selection process.
"You can imagine that taking Harvey for suit fitting isn't like the movies because he's so disinterested in clothes," Jonathan said. "I think he's excited about the wedding, but he just doesn't really want to have to do anything about it until the day."
Jonathan recalled that Harvey arrived for the tailoring appointment wearing odd socks and was content to leave decisions about his wedding outfit to everyone else.
"And so taking him for a suit fitting, it wasn't someone saying, 'Oh my god, I'm getting a suit made, wow, this was great. Oh no, I'd rather have this or that.' There was zero input," Jonathan said.
Describing their exchange at the tailor, Jonathan added: "It's like, 'Do you like that?' He went, 'Yep, sure.' I said, 'Well, do you think you'd rather have it like this?' 'Yeah, yeah, if you think so.' I said, 'What do you think? Do you want it more here, less there?' He went, 'Yeah, yeah, whatever looks good.' I said, 'What do you think looks good?'"
