Will Kirk: Last News

Ever since he first barrelled onto our screens back in 2017, The Repair Shop star Will Kirk has been delighting audiences at home with his phenomenal restoration skills. Working as the show’s resident wood expert, Will has been able to masterfully restore countless treasured items back to their former glory and help to preserve precious memories and sentimental trinkets for generations to come.

The Repair Shop's furniture restorer, Will Kirk, shared a touching moment from the filming of the BBC show that made him need to "walk away". Chatting on ITV's Lorraine last year, the expert revealed he had to step outside the barn to gather himself after hearing a heartbreaking story from a young lad. Speaking about the series, the host began: "It is wonderful.

Sir Rod Stewart took to Instagram on Wednesday to offer clarity following what he described as "confusion" about whether he planned to retire from music.  The 78-year-old singer posted a series of images of black writing on a white background that cleared up his plans.  They read: "I like to clear up any confusion that I may have caused my dear fans and the media.

Celine Dion has been entertaining fans for decades, but last year the singer shared the news that she was living with stiff person syndrome. The My Heart Will Go On singer will no doubt be supported through her diagnosis by her children, Rene-Charles, 21, and twins Nelson and Eddy, 12.

An Ayrshire countryside estate which champions heritage crafts has been put firmly on the map as it received prime-time telly viewing last week.

King Charles made an appearance on a special episode of the BBC show.Jay and co-star Will Kirk appeared on The One Show on Tuesday (October 11), with the latter admitting he had words with Jay because he was so casual and “touchy-feely” around the then-future king.The King will appear in an upcoming Repair Shop episode after he visited the famous barn prior to his mother's death, while he was still the Prince of Wales.READ MORE: Holly Willoughby's hubby Dan Baldwin sees company assets plunge by millionsDiscussing the royal appearance, Will and Jay revealed the items which Charles had brought in to be repaired.Speaking to One Show hosts Jermaine Jenas and Lauren Laverne, Will told of how Jay's closeness with the future monarch had prompted him to intervene."He must have given you something to repair," Jermaine said, to which Will joked: "No, he sent me to work in-house!"He continued: "He actually came down to the barn and he brought down a bracket clock and some Wemyss Ware, so there were quite a few of us that worked together – it's like a ceramic vase."After watching a clip of Jay with the royal, Lauren commented: "I can see you charming him there, but the two of you have common ground, a shared passion for training a new generation in craftsmanship.""Yeah, it's one of those things you never think [will happen]," Jay answered."You have someone like me, from a council estate, and someone from the royal estate having the same interests where we basically want to continue heritage crafts."And if we can do it through apprenticeships and adjust the knowledge and everyone feels the same way, but I never thought I would get on like that!"To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our

The King is to guest star in a special episode of The Repair Shop as part of the BBC’s centenary celebrations. In the programme, Charles will meet with the show’s host Jay Blades and his expert team of craftspeople to explore their shared passion for preserving heritage craft skills.

The Repair Shop star Will Kirk announced that he had become a dad for the first time in July on Instagram, where he gave fans a glimpse of his newborn's feet and face.The antique furniture restorer and his wife Polly celebrated their first wedding anniversary with their daughter at a restaurant last month.In his latest post, the 37-year-old shared an adorable picture of him and his baby as he told fans about the "challenging weeks" he had faced.The presenter commented: "My paternity leave has come to an end and it's going to be hard to go back to work."My wonderful wife has been absolutely amazing as well as the help from friends and family."The past few weeks have been challenging but the most exciting new chapter in our lives."'Terrible when you get caught out!' Karren Brady mocks Meghan MarkleWill was every inch the doting dad in the snap as he smiled for the camera as his baby placed her hand on his chin.The picture prompted many of his 175,000 followers to comment.Sonnaz wrote: "Aww what a lovely photo.

The Repair Shop star Will Kirk has taken to Instagram to announce a change in his family life following the birth of his daughter with his wife, Polly.The antique furniture restorer told how it was finally time for him to go back to work after taking paternity leave, admitting the change would be "hard".In view of his 174,000 followers, Will explained: "My paternity leave has come to an end and it's going to be hard to go back to work."My wonderful wife has been absolutely amazing as well as the help from friends and family."The past few weeks have been challenging but the most exciting new chapter in our lives."I can't wait to bring the little one to the barn to meet her extended family," he ended the post.Following Will's post, the star's celebrity friends and fans flocked to leave supportive comments.Strictly Come Dancing pro Graziano di Prima wrote simply left three heart emojis.While chef Anna Haugh commented: "Ooohhh I’m really so delighted for you.

BBC show The Repair Shop. The BBC One show sees members of the public bringing in worn-out family heirlooms to be fixed by a team of experts led by furniture restorer and host Jay Blades. As part of this year’s Edinburgh TV Festival, the show will mark five years of the programme with a special appearance by 87-year-old acting legend Dame Judi alongside Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood, 57.

The Travelling Auctioneers. It will be fronted by Will alongside Christina Trevanion and will launch later this year. It will see the pair embark on a journey across the UK coming across some incredible items on their adventures. "Christina will call on her auctioneer contacts and expertise.“Meanwhile, Will uses his incredible craft and restoration skills to bring new life to neglected treasures.“Ready for a thrilling on-site auction," the synopsis reads. The 37-year-old recently shared an update on the series via Instagram.Posting a photo of himself in a recording studio, he wrote: "No I'm not recording an album! “I’ve just finished my final voiceover for The Traveling Auctioneer. “It's been a blast to film and I can't wait for you all to see it later this year.

READ MORE: The Repair Shop's Will Kirk details new project away from BBC seriesSpeaking at the Britsh Soap Awards on the red carpet on Saturday evening, he revealed that the ordeal would be a "turning point" for his character. "I think it was very important to me to be very focused and to get it very right because this genuinely affects so many people. "I even know tens of people this has happened to at a very young age, and it really does happen.

The Repair Shop star Will Kirk has revealed he and wife Polly are preparing to welcome a baby girl this July after announcing they're expecting their first child together.The 36 year old opened up about his unborn child while speaking to ITV's Lorraine Kelly, 62, after she asked him: "Congratulations! You're going to be a dad! When is it all happening?" "In July. I had an antenatal class last night, changing nappies," he replied, giggling.

The Repair Shop star Will Kirk has announced that he's expecting his first child with his wife Polly. The furniture restorer revealed the sweet news on his Instagram page, posting a photograph of him holding a mug that has the word 'PAPA' on it. "A new mug to add to my collection this summer," he wrote in his caption.

The Repair Shop star Will Kirk is set to become a dad as his wife Polly is pregnant with the couple's first child.The BBC regular made the exciting announcement on Instagram, sharing with his followers that they were "extending" the family.In a sweet post, he wrote: "A new mug to add to my collection this summer.

THE Repair Shop's Will Kirk has announced the happy news that he's going to be a dad. The BBC One star revealed that his he and his wife Polly Snowdon are expecting a baby this Summer.

The Repair Shop, has teamed up with his BBC co-star for some exciting news.The restoration expert took to Instagram last night to tease the news in a picture with Bargain Hunt star Christina Trevanion.Will posted this in view of his 160,000 followers as he explained the show will be out later this year.Alongside the snap, Will wrote: “We can't wait for you all to see the exciting new show we've been filming!“Coming to @bbc later this year.”He also teased what will be coming with the hashtags: “#thetravellingauctioneers #antiques #auctions #antiquefurniture”Christina also teased the upcoming show as well with a similar snap on her Instagram page.She penned: “A beautiful sunny Sussex morning with the supremely talented @williamkirkrestoration filming our new show with @wearestv1.”She added: “#livingthedream #sunnydays #springsunshine.”Last year, it was announced that the pair would be starring in a new 15-part BBC series.Called The Travelling Auctioneers, this is set to see the pair travelling around the UK.They’ll be turning unwanted items into winners at auctions in the new daytime show.The synopsis for the show teases how they’ll be working with families to find hidden treasures.This reads: "Sifting through one family home at a time, Will and Christina first need to identify the items that will sell best at a bespoke auction."Christina will call on her auctioneer contacts and expertise, whilst Will uses his incredible craft and restoration skills to bring new life to neglected treasures – ready for a thrilling on-site auction."Throughout the series, the dynamic duo will arm the British public with all the tricks of the trade, to help viewers across the UK cash in on their unwanted belongings."At the time, Will said:

The Repair Shop has had to postpone today’s filming amid growing concerns over Storm Eunice. Presenter Will Kirk, 36, has taken to Instagram to announce the news to his 155,000 followers.He expressed concerns over the roof of the barn where filming was due to take place.Sharing a picture of himself enjoying a hot drink by the barn, Will penned: “The calm before the storm.“Filming at the barn has been cancelled today due to #stormeunice.“I’m hoping it's not going to get blown away like in The Wizard of Oz!“I hope you're all keeping safe!” the TV star concluded.Worried fans rushed to the post’s comments section to echo his views on the intense storm.Kaznwig said: “Keep safe all of you.“Just heard Banbury station roof has blown off.“Hope know one was hurt.” (sic)Chris08_ added: “It looks beautiful there Will, I would love to visit and try my hand at restoring something.“Stay safe and don't get blown away ! x”Traceycolwill typed: “Yes bit blowy here in sunny Cornwall!!“We are hoping the worst has past.“Lots of trees down though.

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READ MORE: Doctor says people testing positive for Covid after admission is 'major problem' In August 2021, he married girlfriend Polly Snowdon and said it was the "best day of his life". Sadly, Will and doctor wife Polly fell into the cohort of people who were due to get married long before they did.

Presenter Jay Blades has announced the happy news he's gotten engaged to his girlfriend Lisa Marie Bozen. The Repair Shop favourite, who also restores furniture on the popular BBC One show, shared the news with his Instagram followers on Thursday, December 23.