Kirstie Allsopp: Last News

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Monty Don, who is a popular horticulturist on BBC's Gardeners' World, revealed there is one item of clothing that he finds far too "impractical". His comments come after Conservative MP Jacob-Rees Mogg admitted he doesn't own a pair of jeans or even a t-shirt.The gardening expert was in agreement with the government minister as the presenter revealed he too doesn't own a pair of jeans.Taking to Twitter, the 66-year-old reacted to Andrew Marr's interview with Rees-Mogg on LBC yesterday.The British politician, 56, who is known for his smart attire, explained that he doesn't find "ordinary clothes" comfortable, and would rather relax in a suit.When asked if he owned jeans and a t-shirt, formally dressed Rees-Mogg replied: "Why would I want to?"Marr then responded: “You’ve never thought to kick back, put on a pair of jeans and an old t-shirt and put your feet on a piece of furniture?”To which the politician stated: "I might do the latter - but I don't find what others might call ordinary clothes comfortable."Catching wind of the clip, Twitter user, Damon wrote: "Jacob Rees Mogg just said on LBC that he doesn’t own a pair of jeans.

Kirstie Allsopp took to Twitter and shared the news that Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was returning to the UK - after being held in Iran for six years.The Location Location Location presenter reacted to the pictures of the journalist shared on BBC's Newsnight where she admitted it "made me cry".It comes as Nazanin and Anoosheh Ashoori were flown from Iran to the UK on Wednesday (March 16).Mum Nazanin was set to be reunited with her husband Richard and seven-year-old daughter Gabriella.She was first held in Iran in 2016 and accused of plotting to overthrow Iran's government, a claim she denied.Reacting to the news, Kirstie shared a candid tweet in view of her 426,000 followers.She penned: "Looking at the pictures on @BBCNewsnight of Nazanin landing in Oman, on route home, has made me cry.

Location Location Location presenter Kirstie Allsopp was left astonished by the "state" some were in after reading her tweet clarifying that she will no longer be wearing a mask aboard British Airways (BA) flights. Enraged social media users on Twitter tagged the airline in the conversation, as some labelled her "moronic", "selfish" and "inconsiderate".When the airline announced its new policy, revoking the requirement for masks to be worn, the 50-year-old TV star had happily tweeted back in reply: "Yippee!"Kirstie added: "This is great news.

With her roles on TV shows including Love It Or List It and Location, Location, Location, Kirstie Allsopp is known for her knack for decorating and DIY. And given her time on screen, it’s no surprise that the TV presenter’s homes are picture perfect. Property guru Kirstie, 50, lives with her family in Notting Hill in West London.

Kirstie Allsopp was told to "shut the f*** up" by a social media critic after she made comments regarding Priti Patel. The 50-year-old appeared to address the Home Secretary directly in a recent tweet and shared her opinions on the current humanitarian crisis following Russia's invasion of Ukraine which took place last month.

Kirstie Allsopp has spoken out against critics of the BBC who feel the media giant is “biased”.The presenter took to Twitter to defend the BBC as a place that is “hugely concerned with balance and truth”.Kirstie, 50, responded to one Twitter user today who took aim at the BBC in view of her 426,600 followers. Rakpenguin63 wrote: “The BBC news programmes have become riddled with Tory bias.“No one is allowed to criticise at all.

Channel 4 colleague Kirstie Allsopp regarding her recent comments about young people and the housing market.The Location, Location, Location presenter said that if young people want to get on the property ladder then they should give up luxuries such as Netflix subscriptions and take-away coffees.The 50-year-old bought her first house at 21 years old and has recently reminisced on that time: “When I bought my first property, going abroad, the EasyJet, coffee, gym, Netflix lifestyle didn't exist.”“I used to walk to work with a sandwich. And on payday I'd go for a pizza, and to a movie, and to buy a lipstick,” she recalled.Chart-topping rapper Tinie Tempah had his own thoughts on Kirstie’s comments and told Radio Times: “I don’t know what kind of background you’d have to come from to say something like that, but it’s always some ivory tower.”He recalled that his cousin had recently enquired about buying a council house and was quoted a whopping £700,000“I’m a council estate kid and if you look at all the factors facing us, this is the hardest time ever.

Kirstie Allsopp, was quoted as suggesting the younger generation should drop certain luxuries, such as Netflix and the gym, so they could afford to buy their own property instead.Her opinion sparked outrage on social media at the beginning of the month, despite the TV presenter claiming her comments were "twisted".And while Tinie believes she might have been "misquoted" along the way, he slammed those people who do hold that view."I don’t know her personally and I’m pretty sure Kirstie was misquoted, but lots of my friends don’t have their own house," he told Radio Times in a new interview."I don’t know what kind of background you’d have to come from to say something like that, but it’s always some ivory tower."It’s very easy to say things and slip up."All I know is that I’m a council-estate kid and if you look at all the factors facing us, especially post-pandemic, this is probably the hardest time ever.He went on: "For example, my cousin, who has lived in Peckham her whole life, enquired about buying her council house."She was quoted £700,000! It’s a lot."It comes after the Channel 4 presenter, who bought her first property with help from her family at the age of 21, admitted she feels "enraged" when hearing people complain about not being able to afford to buy a house.She told The Sunday Times: "When I bought my first property, going abroad, EasyJet, coffee, gym, Netflix lifestyle didn't exist."I used to walk to work with a sandwich.

SHE suggested young people could afford a home if they just sacrificed their daily posh coffee. Now Location, Location, Location host Kirstie Allsopp is being slated by her newest Channel 4 colleague – Tinie Tempah.

“Whilst filming throughout two pregnancies in 2006 and 2008 and suffering from severe morning sickness, it is accurate to say Kirstie requested Green & Black’s chocolate, satsumas and dried cranberries."She has gone right off Green & Black’s chocolate since having her children.”The Express contacted a representative for Kirstie for comment. Kirstie took to Twitter yesterday to urge caution after the Queen was diagnosed with Covid. She urged her 426,000 followers: “I really hope the news that HM The Queen has Covid does not worry everyone too much, and I suspect she’d feel the same.  “Her Majesty is so beloved, but the vaccines work to prevent death and serious illness, and now there are brilliant treatmnts too.

Location, Location, Location, Kirstie Allsop has been branded a "diva" by an ex-colleague, as well as the show in question slammed for being "fake".A former researcher has alleged that the popular property show that Kirstie co-hosts with Phil Spencer "cons" its viewers, while claiming that the two hosts have nothing to do with picking out homes for the prospective buyers. Speaking to the Mirror, the ex-colleague said: "Contributors take part in the trust of having Kirstie and Phil’s help.

Kirstie Allsopp, 50, took to Twitter to implore people not to “worry” about the Queen’s Covid diagnosis as the 95-year-old monarch experiences “mild cold-like symptoms”.  Kirstie urged her 426,000 followers: “I really hope the news that HM The Queen has Covid does not worry everyone too much, and I suspect she’d feel the same.

KIRSTIE Allsopp’s Location, Location, Location has been branded fake by an ex employee who also revealed her “diva" demands. A former researcher alleged the 50-year-old’s property show “cons” viewers. The ex-employee on the popular Channel 4 series also claimed Kirstie and co-star Phil Spencer, 52, are not involved in researching homes.

Kirstie Allsopp, 50, has come under fire in recent weeks after claims that young people should "move up" North if they want to buy a house.The Location, Location, Location presenter has taken to Twitter to reveal that the original story sparking fury has been "removed" as the comments were "never said".Kirstie took to Twitter yesterday evening to share a string of tweets regarding the matter.In view of her 426, 500 followers she penned: "The Sunday Times have reviewed the tape of my interview with them and agreed that I never said I was enraged by people saying they could not afford to buy a home."Both the Sunday Times & Times are removing all references to this statement in their online additions."I would be grateful if other publications which repeated this false statement could do the same."The unaffordable nature of homes in many parts of the UK is something that has concerned me for a long time."The impact of this on society as a whole is very serious."She continued: "The premise that I had no sympathy or empathy for those who can't afford to buy a home was entirely false."It struck at the heart of the work I've done for over 22 years, and in our internet age nothing is tomorrow's chip paper."She then thanked those that have helped her during this time and hopes others will "draw a line" under it due to "vile" social media comments regarding the matter.Many social media users took to the comments to reveal what they now think of the situation.Raylan_uk said: "Isn't part of the problem that people were so quick to believe you did say this because that is already their perception of you?"Something to think about maybe."Thebegi34878847 added: "It's awful how much Kirsty has been picked on, basically from what I can

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She fumed: "What world is she living in?"How many bleeding cups of coffee are people drinking to make it to the equivalent of buying a house?!"I've never heard so much bull s**t in my life," she wrote in her column for New! Magazine.She added that things were generally a lot easier for those who came from privileged backgrounds.The reality TV star explained that she was still struggling to buy a house.She concluded: "It's extremely hard to buy a house - I'm still struggling now!”Over the years, Kerry has had plenty of her own financial hardship.Kerry declared herself bankrupt in 2008, following a failure to pay a tax bill.In 2009, claims emerged where she accused ex-husband, Mark Croft, of “bleeding her dry.”"This has to end. Mark's bled me dry.

Kirstie Allsopp, 50, has defended tennis ace Novak Djokovic after he was accused of supporting the anti-vaccine movement.

Kerry Katona has shut down Kirstie Allsopp's property comments after she claimed it was easy for young people to buy their own homes. The TV presenter came under fire last week when she suggested people should give up their gym memberships, Netflix subscriptions and daily coffees to save up and make it happen. Former Atomic Kitten star Kerry has slammed her "bulls**t" advice.

Kirstie Allsopp has taken to social media to share her thoughts on wearing masks.The star called out how Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton are leading by example as they wear reusable face coverings.In a message to her Twitter account earlier today, Kirstie was angry at the number of disposable face masks being used.She shared an image of Prince William wearing a reusable face covering to illustrate her point.Kirstie penned in view of her 426,000 followers: “Whenever possible ⁦@KensingtonRoyal⁩ wear reusable masks, they both lead by example.“I SO wish more people in the public eye did this.“Sick of seeing prominent folk in disposable masks which are so environmentally toxic.”The image Kirstie used was of Prince William in the United Arab Emirates.The official Duke and Duchess of Cambridge account on Instagram had shared the update this morning.On their page, they had posted images of Prince William greeting crowds and exploring the 2020 Dubai Expo.Alongside this, he wrote: “Thank you for a wonderful day in the UAE!“From visiting the Jubail Mangroves and Jebel Ali Port to seeing our Earthshot finalists and celebrating the UK National Day @expo2020dubai.“It was great to spend time celebrating sustainability, collaboration and innovation.“And also to see this police car…!”The Duke of Cambridge was in the UAE for just one day to discuss climate change.Following Kirstie’s tweets, many of the Location, Location, Location star’s followers weighed in with their thoughts.User Cat Wood posted an image of a discarded mask, writing: “Sick of seeing these on the beach every day…”Gary Turner added: “You can talk some sense.Totally agree.”However, Claire Dunnage argued: “Aren't they wearing them to control the spread of

@Robcollins2016 wrote: “Not surprised. How can you possibly hope to avoid Covid when you're stuck in that little box of a house without any garden space?”  @RtHonJon said: “Presume you’d rather see more ‘Cancel your Netflix subscription and you can afford a house in London in 4,000 years’ kind of headlines?”@ToSuff penned: “…you do know it doesn’t just disappear if it’s not in the news right?”@MDMcDonough89 said: “K- I love ya, but keeping people in the dark about a deadly virus & not reporting the *heir to the throne* catching it (recently w/the queen) won't stop the virus from spreading.“That's just a ridiculous, dangerous take.“Is there overkill? Of course.