Inside Line Of Duty star Martin Compston’s Las Vegas home with wife Tianna Flynn
Inside Martin Compston’s $420,000 Las Vegas Mansion: Line Of Duty star gives fans a glimpse into his stunning home where he enjoys beers by the outdoor pool with his bikini-clad wife Tianna
- The actor, 36, bought the sprawling four-bed mansion in Nevada in 2019 for $420,000 (£300,000), after he relocated to the United States in 2019 with his American wife, their baby boy, and their pet pitbull King
- Martin and Tianna married in 2016 at Mar Hall, Renfrewshire, and they share a son, who they welcomed last year and whose name they have kept private
- He moved to Las Vegas as Tianna is from the city, and they now live two streets away from her mother
- Martin has made a name for himself as DS Steve Arnott in Line Of Duty, and the nation is eagerly awaiting the finale on Sunday, in which fans are hoping the identity of the elusive ‘H’ will finally be unveiled
The nation is eagerly awaiting the hotly-anticipated finale of Line Of Duty on Sunday, in which fans are hoping the identity of the elusive ‘H’ will finally be unveiled.
Yet away from the show, Martin Compston’s real life in Las Vegas is a million miles away from the gritty world of AC-12 as he swaps nicking bent coppers for a relaxing life in the sunshine – because, as he puts it, you get more for your money in America.
The actor, 36, – who plays Steve Arnott in the hit BBC drama – relocated Stateside in 2019 with his American wife Tianna Flynn, their baby boy, and their pet pitbull King, where they snapped up a sprawling four-bed mansion in Nevada – which boasts a spa, and even a solar-heated swimming pool – for $420,000.
Inside Martin Compston’s $420,000 Las Vegas Mansion: The Line Of Duty star (L) gives fans a glimpse into his stunning home where he enjoys beers by the outdoor pool with his bikini-clad wife Tianna (R)
Martin and Tianna, who married in 2016 at Mar Hall, Renfrewshire, live two streets away from Tianna’s mother, and they set up in Vegas to put down roots after previously living in Los Angeles and London.
Martin and Tianna met in 2013 following the demise of his relationship with girlfriend of five years, Stacey McKelvie.
Actress Tianna hails from the US – and she and Martin met at the Hudson Hotel in LA, where she was working as a nightclub manager. She prefers to remain Stateside when Martin films in the UK.
Stunning: The Line Of Duty star bought the sprawling four-bed mansion in Nevada in 2019 for £300,000, after he relocated to the United States in 2019 with his wife
The star recently said it makes sense when he travels for work for Tianna to be near her family, especially after welcoming their first child last year, whose name has not been revealed.
As well as his sunny Vegas home, Martin also has a place in Greenock in Scotland – his hometown, and he flits between the two – but says Greenock feels more like home to him.
He told Weekend Magazine: ‘We have a place in Greenock and a place in Vegas and, I’m going to sound like a p***k saying this, but I kind of see Greenock as home, and Vegas as a holiday home.’
Home: The happy couple live two streets away from Tianna’s mother, and they set up in Vegas to put down roots after previously living in Los Angeles and London, they also own a home in Greenock where Martin grew up
Star of the small screen: Martin portrays DS Steve Arnott in Line Of Duty (pictured with Vicky McClure) and the nation is eagerly awaiting the hotly-anticipated finale on Sunday, in which fans are hoping the identity of ‘H’ will finally be unveiled
Wow: Martin and Tianna were keen to buy a house with a pool, and they lucked out with their mansion as it boasts a spa, and even a solar-heated swimming pool
The star splits his time between the two countries but has previously spoken about how much he loves their swimming pool in Vegas, telling The Sunday Post: ‘I love it. The weather is great, obviously, and compared to Los Angeles and London you get so much more for your money.
‘I’ve never been flash with anything. I’ve never really spent my money or liked fancy cars, so we saved to hopefully get a bit of a dream home.
‘I wanted to get a place with a pool. It’s an incredible feeling when you’re from Greenock and you can get your family over to stay and you’ve got a swimming pool out your back.’
The couple were keen to buy a house with a pool, and they lucked out with their mansion as it is not only heated it has a built-in Jacuzzi as well as the main swimming area.
Loved-up: The couple married in 2016 at Mar Hall, Renfrewshire (pictured) after they met in 2013
Sweet: The Line of Duty star took to Instagram in June 2019 to mark their three year anniversary by sharing a picture of Tianna on their special day
The couple have often shared pictures while luxuriating in the pool, with their pooch King often joining them so that he can cool off in the water.
One such selfie shows that the pool has plenty of space around it for them to put sun loungers and have tables for guests if they are keen to enjoy an al-fresco dinner with their loved ones.
That’s not all they can enjoy outdoors as they also have a chic garden area, that has been well maintained and features a number of flora and a stone pathway.
While Martin has been quiet on social media about fatherhood, he told Weekend Magazine this month: ‘Being a new parent is exhilarating but tough, and it’s harder if you’re living it in the public eye.
‘I don’t think I’m being overly private – everyone who needs to know my kid, knows him.’
Relocation: Martin lives in Las Vegas because his wife Tianna is from there, and he recently said it makes sense, when he travels for work, for her to be near her family, especially after welcoming their first child last year
Gorgeous: Inside, their home is incredibly spacious with their entryway sure to be a welcome site to guests with its bright open-plan design and spiral staircase
Inside, their home is incredibly spacious with their entryway sure to be a welcome site to guests with its bright open-plan design and spiral staircase.
Martin and Tianna have made sure to add a personal touch to their abode by putting up a number of family photographs on the wall on the way up the stairs.
As well as a hanging light, they have also decorated the entryway with a plush sofa, a quirky rug and a red floral arrangement that catches the eye.
Great set-up: They also have a spacious games room where the couple can enjoy a game of table tennis, either against each other or with their friends and family
Taste of home: Martin also has his own built-in bar where he can serve up pints with his very own pump of Tennents, one of Scotland’s best-selling pale larger and clearly a favourite of the star
Stylish: One bathroom features a fitted in bath and a huge seating area with a vanity table
They also have a spacious games room where the couple can enjoy a game of table tennis, either against each other or with their friends and family.
Martin also has his own built-in bar where he can serve up pints with his very own pump of Tennents, one of Scotland’s best-selling pale larger and clearly a favourite of the star.
Their homemade bar is made of chic wood furnishings, and has a large counter for Martin and Tianna can use to serve up drinks to their friends.
Great idea: Their homemade bar is made of chic wood furnishings, and has a large counter for Martin and Tianna can use to serve up drinks to their friends
Sweet: Their dog King often features in their photos of their home, and he clearly enjoys soaking up the sun by the pool
Personal touch: Martin and Tianna have also put up a number of caricature paintings of themselves on the walls
Earlier this week, a new trailer for Line Of Duty’s finale was released, only serving to heighten speculation around the identity of ‘H’.
Viewers can be certain of an action-packed finale episode complete with a police standoff, the return of balaclava men and the discovery of a written note with THAT ‘definately’ misspelling.
The trailer starts off with Superintendent Ted Hastings (Adrian Dunbar), who is facing imminent retirement, state: ‘All of these suspicious deaths were orchestrated by one officer in particular, H. The fourth man.’
Coming back: Line Of Duty will be back on Sunday night and fans are eager to find out whether AC-12 will finally crack the case on the elusive H
Trailer: In a teaser released on Monday, viewers can be certain of an action-packed finale episode with a police standoff, the return of balaclava men and that ‘definately’ misspelling
AC-12: The trailer starts off with Superintendent Ted Hastings (Adrian Dunbar), state: ‘All of these suspicious deaths were orchestrated by one officer in particular, H. The fourth man’
Hastings’ powerful words went alongside flashbacks of the deaths of solicitor Jimmy Lakewell, police officer Lisa Patel, journalist Gail Vella and former Detective Inspector Marcus Thurwell- whom fans believe is still alive.
The trailer then shows acting Superintendent Jo Davidson (Kelly MacDonald) leaving the high-security prison in handcuffs, only to end up alone in a van with a corrupt prison officer who previously injured Lindsay Denton in series three.
Jo says: ‘What’s going on?’, before the camera flashes a sinister look from the prison officer.
A handwritten note is also teased in the trailer, with the word definite misspelt to mirror what viewers have seen previously.
Fall from grace: The trailer then shows acting Superintendent Jo Davidson (Kelly MacDonald) leaving the high-security prison in handcuffs
Corrupt? Partricia Carmichael will also return after her suspicious behaviour during the interview on the last episode
A huge clue of the identity of H began to emerge in series five, when the OCG communicated with ‘H’ through a computer.
Eagle-eyed fans were quick to notice H spelling definitely as ‘definately’, and this misspelling has been repeated in subsequent episodes.
Will this handwritten report be the breakthrough AC-12 need to close in on ‘the fourth man’?
Shootout: And it only gets more dramatic as balaclava men jump out of vehicles armed with guns themselves
Drama: It certainly seems Hastings and his team are on to something as police cars speed down the road, while armed officers close in on a residential area and Hastings briefs his team
It certainly seems Hastings and his team are on to something as police cars sped down the road, with armed officers closing in on a residential area during the trailer.
The Superintendent briefs DI Kate Fleming, DI Steve Arnott and DC Chloe Bishop as they arrive at the scene.
Hastings says: ‘AFO’s will secure the suspect down’, while the words ‘Every investigation has led to this… H’.
And it only gets more dramatic as balaclava men jump out of vehicles armed with guns themselves.
Kate opens the police van, brandishes her gun and shouts: ‘armed police’ before the screen fades to black.
Clue: A handwritten note is also teased in the trailer, with the word definite misspelt to mirror what viewers have seen previously- will this be the clue AC-12 needs?
Scary: She ends up alone in a van with a corrupt prison officer who previously injured Lindsay Denton in series three
