Matt Willis has revisited his days from Busted - but this time with his wife Emma! The couple, who have been married since 2008, took part in their virtual quiz night by dressing up in old school uniforms – a nod to Busted's debut hit What I Go To School For. "Sunday night quiz team...! What I go to Zoom for! @busted," Matt teased in the caption. He also posted another photo of himself on Stories, with the nostalgic music playing on in the background.
© Photo: InstagramEmma and Matt Willis posed in school uniforms
Noughties fans rushed to post comments underneath, with one writing: "I really hope that's the original jacket from the music video with the Blue Peter badge." Another remarked: "Oh wow, what's this for... Ayeeeee you haven't change Matt! 18 years dude." A third post read: "You both look awesome." A fourth person said: "Love it!!!! Bringing back lots of memories."
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The photo comes a week after the pair dressed up in their rave gear, with Emma wearing a neon green head scarf and yellow netted gloves, and an orange T-shirt complete with a smiley face. Matt, meanwhile, opted for bright shorts, a black hoodie and a neon green beaded necklace. "Fancy dress quiz night! #rave," Emma, 44, captioned the image. Emma and Busted star Matt, 36, are currently isolating at their beautiful home in Hertfordshire with their three children, Isabelle, ten, Ace, eight and three-year-old Trixie.
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Like the majority of parents, the couple have been home-schooling their children, with Emma previously posting a photo showing her two eldest children hard at work at a large dining table, with son Ace being supervised by his dad. With pens, pencil cases and work sheets spread out in front of them, Ace, and Isabelle certainly looked diligent in their studies. "Day 1… homeschooling," she wrote, adding a scared face emoji.
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