Sharron Davies In the 1980s, Davies lived with and was engaged to Neil Adams. an Olympic and World Championship medalist in judo. Davies then married physical training instructor John Crisp in West Sussex in 1987. They were divorced in 1991. In 1992, she met athlete Derek Redmond at the Barcelona Olympics. In 1994 they were married in Northampton, and had two children. They were divorced in 2000. Davies's third marriage was to British Airways pilot Tony Kingston. They were married in 2002 in Gloucestershire. In autumn 2006, she announced that she was three months pregnant after IVF treatment, having been trying for
Barry Davies (British Army soldier) the plane to free the hostages, for which he was awarded the British Empire Medal. Davies retired from the British Army in 1985, and found employment as a consultant and product development and sales executive with the Cardiff based B.C.B. International, Ltd., a military, police and survival equipment manufacturer. He became an author, publishing over 35 books on the Special Air Service Regiment, and survival guides, including "Fire Magic: Hijack to Mogadishu" (1994), "Heroes of the S.A.S." (2000), "The Complete Encyclopedia of the SAS" (1998), "The S.A.S. Self-defence Handbook" (2011), "The Complete S.A.S. Survival Manual" (2011) and "S.A.S. Desert Survival"