Kenny Doughty was a well-known face on ITV as he starred in Vera as DS Aiden Healy for 10 years before his exit from the show ...

Kenny is married to actress Ashley Jensen, 55, who is best known for her roles in Extras, Shetland and Agatha Raisin. Kenny ...

Kenny Doughty is known for playing DS Aiden Healy in ITV's hit crime series Vera, but what do we know about him off-screen?

Fans of Vera will be delighted to see Brenda Blethyn, who stars as DCI Stanhope, make an unexpected return to the small ...

The second episode of Vera's twelfth series will be showcased on ITV at 8pm, with viewers set to reunite with Brenda's character, DCI Stanhope, and her right-hand man, Aiden Healy, played by Kenny ...

ITV Vera star Kenny Doughty, who plays DS Aiden Healy, will be back on screens this week as the broadcaster airs repeats of the long-standing drama. The crime series, which follows mystery solving ...

Kenny Doughty left fans in shock with his unexpected "quit" announcement on Wednesday, after he decided to cleanse his online persona by deleting his Twitter account, blaming the platform's ...

However, shortly after the au pair's arrival, mysterious accidents start to happen. Kenny Doughty plays Chris, the husband, and he is a 49-year-old English actor and director. He is best known for ...

Kenny Doughty, famed for his role as DC Aiden Healy alongside Brenda Blethyn in Vera, has opened up about the time he was utterly 'starstruck' during one of his early acting gigs. The 49 year old ...

laughs Kenny Doughty. But he suspects that’s “the last thing audiences are going to be able to predict” about Channel 5’s “unashamedly beach read-y, bingeworthy” four-part thriller ...

It's been over two years since Kenny Doughty filmed his final scenes in Vera, and he will soon return to the small screen in a brand new drama, trading Brenda Blethyn for another globally renowned ...

Kenny Doughty left fans reeling with his surprise "quit" announcement on Wednesday, after he decided to purge his online presence by deleting his Twitter account, citing the pervasive negativity ...