Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo have unveiled their opulent new residence in London as they prepare to welcome their first child. The former Made In Chelsea star, Jamie, 36, and his 30-year-old wife have purchased the extravagant property, estimated to be valued at around £12 million.
Taking to social media, Jamie provided a sneak peek into their new home for his Instagram followers. The co-founder of Candy Kittens showcased the property, featuring a stunning open-plan kitchen area that seamlessly flows into a spacious dining and living space.
In a post, Jamie shared that the couple spent 14 months renovating the property, their first joint real estate investment. He humorously mentioned the numerous disagreements they had during the process, almost leading to a divorce.
The proud Jamie displayed the remarkable transformation as the camera captured him opening the fridge and moving towards the sofa. He expressed gratitude to several companies for their design contributions and even playfully credited a construction company for helping them stay together.
Additionally, he praised the new speaker system, anticipating the enjoyment of listening to Cyndi Lauper while showering. Fans showered Jamie with compliments on the new home, with one user commenting on the incredible aesthetics and cozy ambiance achieved.
Jamie’s update follows a reconciliation discussion with his former close friend Spencer Matthews. The duo, who bonded during their school days and rose to fame on Made in Chelsea, drifted apart over the years, particularly after Jamie’s wedding exclusion of Spencer from the guest list.
Spencer shared his feelings of hurt over not being invited to Jamie’s wedding, recalling his surprise upon discovering the event through a news article. The unresolved issue strained their friendship, with Spencer expressing disappointment at being left out of the special occasion.
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