Could THIS be love for Roger? My Mum, Your Dad fans predict romance for the widow as he meets glamorous blonde newbie Janey – as she admits she’s ‘battered’ from dating
My Mum, Your Dad viewers have predicted love could be on the cards for widowed Roger Hawes following the arrival of newcomer Janey Smith.
Fans had been dived over whether the silver fox postman, 58, had dived into the dating pool so soon after her lost his wife Joanne 18 months ago following a short battle with cancer.
And while he’s enjoyed a date with Caroline on the show, some viewers reckon he’s not interested in her and may well have his head turned by Janey, who arrived in the closing moment’s of Tuesday’s show.
Meanwhile, Janey, 47, got candid about finding love again on the ITV show during Wednesday’s episode of Good Morning Britain, remarking she’s been left ‘battered’ by dating.
Janey made a surprising arrival on Tuesday’s episode, sending fans into overdrive.



Looking glam in a hot pink shorts suit, the single mum caught the eye of several of the single dads on the show, especially Roger, who’s face lit up with a huge smile.
The reaction comes after Roger admitted on the show that he ‘prefers blondes’.
Clearly excited for his prospects following Janey’s arrival, fans took to Twitter (now known as X), with one sharing: ‘Yes Roger!!’
While another protective fan warned Janey: ‘Hands off Roger Blondie.’
A third shared that they don’t believe he fancies Caroline, remarking: ‘Saying it again.. Roger is not interested in Caroline.’
Another hoped for sparks between the two, noting: ‘Roger just said he’s into blondes, and there there was Janey on her way. Let’s hope she’s into him, too!’
Meanwhile, Janey appeared alongside her son Will, 20, on GMB and discussed the joys and sorrows of opening up about dating again.
‘I loved it I was like I’m so excited. And then when I walked out I didn’t know where I was. It was not a normal circumstance to meet a future husband.’




Singer Janey added: ‘People were really nice to me, and they were all a bit more mature and kinder. They were very welcoming.’
But Janey admitted to be willing to step out of her comfort zone, as she said: ‘When you’ve lived a life and I’ve bought up William, we’ve been alone for so long.
‘I’m 47 and I feel a bit battered and I think it’s fine to put yourself out there now.’
Her son Will proved to be fully supportive as he explained: ‘ I wanted to put her forward, to isolate her dating life, as she mixes it with work normally and aspirations.
‘She’ll come out a better person.’
The new series hit screens on Sunday evening and saw eight single parents enter a West Sussex country house in the hopes of finding their second chance at love.
Fans shared their excitement as Janey made a surprise arrival during Tuesday night’s show.
Closing scenes showed the glamorous blonde as she was driven to the house by her son, Will, 20.
Viewers at home hoped that Janey’s arrival would ‘spice things up’ – especially after dad Roger, 58, admitted that he ‘prefers blondes.’



The blonde beauty is singer and recruitment manager who describes herself as ‘fun, kind, outgoing and creative’.
Janey was nominated to take part on the show by her son Will, who will enter the show alongside his mother and join the kids in the bunker to help his mother to find love.
Asked why she thinks her son nominated her, she explained: ‘Because he’s lost all hope for me, he thinks I’m undateable! He wants me to meet someone.’
As for what people will make of her on the programme, she mused: ‘I think people might get me wrong at first.
‘I’m aware I might be judged on how outgoing I might be, and the fact my job is performing. In reality, I could be the most sensitive person there. And I’m emotional. I’m excited to meet someone that sees that side of me.’
Student Will told how he nominated his mother because ‘it’s getting a bit desperate now! We need a good chance of getting her to find someone’.
He added: ‘If it takes me to get involved, then that’s apparently how dire things have got!’
Describing his mother’s perfect partner, he said: ‘They’d need to want to dive in the deep end. They need to be confident with me to go and have a day out just the two of us, and to get on with all her friends.

‘Also someone that’s loving in general, and would put her first.’
He sweetly told how he wants his mother to find ‘comfort and peace of mind’ from the dating retreat and admitted she ‘needs to be herself more’.
When asked how he would describe his mother for her dating profile, he said: ‘I’d say an outgoing, chatty lady who is up for a drink!’.