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Homes Under The Hammer star Martin Roberts confessed to spending time in his fair share of barely inhabitable homes.The Strictly The Real Full Monty star was left incredulous about how anyone could have braved such tough conditions."I've seen about five or six hoarder homes over the years," he admitted."You wonder how on earth people could have been living in there...

BBC's Homes Under the Hammer since the programme began in 2003.

Homes Under The Hammer star Martin Roberts dared to bare, he was inundated with messages. Among those praising him for taking part in the charitable event included none other than his BBC colleague, and BBC Breakfast's resident weather presenter, Carol Kirkwood."She sent me a really lovely text," he recalled during an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.While he dreaded the prospect of those he knew personally catching sight of him in the buff, his "TV wife" Lucy Alexander insisted on tuning in anyway."[She] was really proud and supportive," he elaborated."I didn't want her to see me, but obviously she watched.

Twitter page and shared a video of him and Lucy on the set of the popular game show earlier tonight.The show sees contestants aim to answer questions asked by telly presenter Paddy McGuinness before catching balls of various sizes which drop from the ceiling.The more balls contestants catch, the bigger the prize.Taking to Twitter to gush about his reunion with Lucy, the 58-year-old wrote: "Sooo nice to be working with My lovely screen wife @LucyAlexanderTV again. (sic)"Raising money for charity and laughing so much it hurts, so wish us luck and watch out for it on TV soon."A video of him and Lucy followed his tweet as they gushed about their upcoming appearance on the BBC programme.Martin put on an animated display, saying: "It's really exciting, we're together again."Guess what we're doing? We're on Celebrity Catchpoint."When the property expert asked his fellow colleague how she felt, Lucy quipped she was "very good at catching balls"."I'm very bad at catching balls," Martin interjected.The video came to a close with Lucy jokingly asking Martin whether he should be touching her, which appeared to have been an innocent dig about social distancing guidelines amid rising Covid-19 cases.Fans shared their excitement about the pair taking on the game show in the comment section of the tweet.Twitter user @gdadbrowwn wrote: "Real treat to see the two of you.""Martin & Lucy good luck with the raising," @ElswickBilly continued.@SusanMo22368032 seemed curious to know when the special will be airing as she tweeted: "Do you know when and what screen it will be shown on?""Have fun."The special, which will air on BBC One, has yet to be given a release date.Martin has been feeling charitable in recent weeks, having taken part last

Homes Under the Hammer host Lucy Alexander, 51, shared her plans for the new year in a candid Instagram update. While the home renovation professional admitted that it had been a “rocky road”, she seemed excited to begin a brand new journey.Taking to Instagram this afternoon, Lucy shared a photograph of herself sporting a bright pink, red and white striped cardigan with a gold medallion-style necklace.In the caption, she opened up to her 52,300 followers about her “exciting” new chapter.“Hello Monday,” Lucy began.

BBC presenter has body confidence issues and was one of 12 celebrities who bared all to raise awareness for cancer research. It's not the first time the TV personality has faced his fears on camera as he was one of the contestants on 2016's I'm A Celebrity.

Strictly Come Dancing bosses had called him, even if it was just to explain why he couldn’t be part of the 2021 line-up. It comes after the Homes Under The Hammer presenter shared a video on Twitter back in June, in view of his 27,000 followers, asking fans to help him out in a campaign to land him a place in the BBC dance competition.However, his pleas fell on deaf ears, as Martin later revealed that he didn’t receive a phone call from the producers of Strictly, despite his best efforts and a lot of public support.Martin was then quick to hit back at those who may think he was being a “baby” by kicking up a fuss about not being contacted by the show.Speaking in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, the property expert and BBC

Lucy Alexander, 51, hinted at taking part in a naked calendar with her old Homes Under the Hammer co-star.Martin took to Twitter yesterday in view of his 27,900 Twitter followers to post a photo of himself and other celebrities doing the ITV Full Monty show.He captioned the image: "What a night! After two months of trials and tribulations THAT HAT came OFF."Thanks for all your lovely messages.They mean so much."Hope u enjoyed the show and that it helped if you or anyone you love is touched by cancer.

Homes Under The Hammer’s Martin Roberts faced some of his childhood fears as he stripped down for Strictly the Real Full Monty.The property expert admitted he had “a bit of a meltdown” as he fought his “childhood demons” to support a cause in memory of his late friend."My initial reaction was 'no chance am I getting my kit off in front of people' but then I thought about it and Dave was at the forefront of my mind."It didn't take long for me to get the bigger picture,” Martin told the Daily Star.The former I’m A Celebrity...

Homes Under The Hammer's Martin Roberts, 58, has revealed exclusively to Express.co.uk that he doesn't want his ex co-star Lucy Alexander, 51, to watch him on Strictly The Real Full Monty.

Express.co.uk: "Then we were at the point when we were getting ready and we had to get naked."So it’s like wowzers and the first thing we did was the photoshoot where we had to actually get naked and that was probably the worst day of them all."That was the first time we took our clothes off in front of each other."He continued: "You strip off in the bathroom then the bathrooms are gone and there’s a camera crew and a photographer."That for me was total total total terror and I absolutely fell to pieces at the end of that."He admitted that he "broke down in tears" after that "just from the emotion of it all", with the other celebrities pulling him through the show.Martin admitted he has always had body insecurities, having been badly

Express.co.uk about what he thinks about this year's I'm a Celebrity cast, giving an inside view of what he thinks of Naughty Boy.

Homes Under The Hammer’s Martin Roberts is set to take part in ITV’s Strictly The Real Full Monty in a bid to raise awareness for cancer checks.The property expert explained how his new venture was motivated by the tragic death of his best friend.Martin lost his friend of 35 years, Dave Hughes, to bowel cancer four years ago.Opening up about Dave’s death in a new column for Mirror.co.uk, Martin confessed that his grief left him feeling “rudderless”.Recounting how the pair met, he wrote: “I first met Dave in 1986 when I moved to the South West.“I fancied a girl I didn’t realise was his girlfriend, and when I invited her for dinner, he came too.“We laughed about it and were inseparable thereafter."The TV star went on: “We danced on tables in

Louise Minchin, 53, has been called out by former contestant Martin Roberts, 58, after she was spotted on I'm a Celebrity with contraband.

Express.co.uk about his new show Strictly The Real Full Monty.

ITV's The Real Full Monty, where he put on a sensational performance for charity on Tuesday night.The striptease will air on our screens next month and following the success of the big night, the Homes Under The Hammer star took to social media to thank fans for their support, while encouraging them to get themselves checked if they spot any worrying health signs.In a new video on Twitter, he beamed: "That's it! We did it!"We've just done The Real Full Monty!"Martin struggled to hide his emotion as he couldn't stop smiling."Amazing audience, yeah... quite extraordinary."But we pulled it off! Wow...

"I am sooo nervous but so incredibly happy to be supporting such a great cause #cancerawareness". Brandishing a hat similar to those seen in the film The Full Monty, which the dance show is based on, he added to over 27,000 Twitter followers, "Wish me luck!" With a flourish of his hat, Martin urged fans to "always remember to go and get checked at the first sign of any problems".He also revealed that he will be participating in "crazy rehearsals all day" in the lead-up to the show.The "nervous" star thanked fans for their messages of support, before begging them to "think of me tonight at about seven o' clock, when we do the do".The public can see Martin's sensational striptease when it airs on ITV next month.The charity event holds a

Homes Under the Hammer presenter will be stripping off to raise money for charity in the upcoming show.However, Martin has now shared the poignant story behind his decision to sign up.Posting earlier tonight on Instagram, he wrote: “I'm doing The Real Full Monty in memory of my best mate of 35 years, David Hughes.“He was the same age as me, and 6 years ago he was diagnosed with Bowel cancer.“Two years later, aged 54, he died, leaving a wife and two teenage daughters.”Martin then added how his death “devastated all of us.”The presenter added: “If my involvement in The Real Full Monty encourages even just one person to get checked out sooner than they otherwise would have done.“And thereby avoid the pain and suffering that David and his

Lucy Alexander, 51, was among those waiting to hear what her old TV co-host Martin Roberts, 58, had up his sleeve, after teasing a new on-screen project for the past few weeks.

Lucy Alexander, 51, was among those eager to find out what her former Homes Under The Hammer co-star Martin Roberts, 58, has been up to with his new TV project.The BBC presenter has been keeping his latest venture very hush hush, much to fan's disappointment, but he's now revealed this week should be the week he can announce the news.Posting a new video to his social media pages, Martin once again apologised for frustrating his followers with the lengthy wait time."Hey! It's 7 o'clock in the morning and I'm back at the train station in London for another day training..." he began before trailing off, grinning."I hear there's lots of trains there..." he smirked.Martin carried on: "I know this is all getting a bit frustrating, I can't tell

Homes Under The Hammer after his latest TV project is over.Still not able to announce what it is, he logged onto Instagram to reassure viewers he is still very much a presenter on the property show, regardless of his ventures elsewhere.In a new video shared to his social media accounts, the DIY expert beamed at the camera as he stood outside a house in Wales."Well, after the surreal day that was Monday..." he began."Just reassure you, it's back to the day job filming Homes Under The Hammer!"Martin detailed what he was currently doing, turning the camera to show fans his whereabouts."I'm at this reasonably sized three bed in Wales, and if you're looking for property bargains...A post shared by Martin Roberts (@martinrobertstv)"Let me just