Sarah Beeny admits being 'out of her depth' after announcing exciting family news
express.co.ukSarah Beeny's New Life In The Country has received mixed reviews from viewers, with some disapproving of her flaunting money and "privilege" and others thoroughly enjoying watching the presenter and family settle into their spacious new home.
In spite of the naysayers, her four sons have already won a high-status spot in the world of music - but the proud mum, who's been appointed the group's make-shift manager, has confessed she's a little out of her depth.Yesterday, a delighted Sarah Beeny took to Instagram to celebrate the success of The Entitled Sons, exclaiming to her 139,000 followers: "Number 1 in rock today!!!!!"Thank you sooooo much for all your wonderful support!!
Xxx" (sic)The new track, 'Break', has even beaten the iconic MeatLoaf classic 'I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)', which had experienced a resurgence in popularity after the singer's recent death, and shifted it to number two.Meanwhile, The Entitled Sons have also hit number five in the rock genre and number 32 on iTunes.On the previous episode of Sarah Beeny's New Life In The Country, detailing the family's move to a 220-acre dairy farm in Somerset, the boys had explained their plans to start a new musical group.We want to call ourselves Entitled," one of the sons had grinned, "based on the fact that we've all been born with a silver spoon..."The 50-year-old TV property expert recalled that they had asked for "a fireman's pole and a helicopter pad" but that she had only delivered on their request for a designated music room.However, the boys have had ziplining equipment installed plus a huge man-made pond, which they have been happy to dive into for on-screen swimming sessions.They also benefit from huge expanses of land and a stately.
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