KIRSTIE Allsopp has horrified fans with a picture of her brown bath water. The television presenter, 47, shared a snap of her bathtub ahead of a relaxing bath in Scotland this morning. She explained: “The water comes straight off the hills and is heated by the kitchen range. If it was good enough for George […]
KIRSTIE Allsopp has horrified fans with a picture of her brown bath water.
The television presenter, 47, shared a snap of her bathtub ahead of a relaxing bath in Scotland this morning.
She explained: “The water comes straight off the hills and is heated by the kitchen range. If it was good enough for George Orwell it’s good enough for me #1984 #bath #scotland#Barnhill @sofiefletcher”
However, despite Kirstie’s explanation, fans couldn’t stop staring at the colour of the water.
One said: “Er I’d decline that one! X”
While another commented: “I’d feel strange bathing in water that colour!”
A third said: “Rather you than me.”
However, other’s commented on the ‘natural’ bath, which they explained was made from Peat water.
“Peat water. Peat is like a natural filter, perfectly clean :),” said one.
While another reminisced: “Regular occurrence in the north of Scotland, this and very cold bathrooms!”
And a third stated: “It’s so soft as well. Your skin will feel amazing.”
Last week, Kirsty hit back at Love Island’s Amy Hart calling her “rude” after she branded her a “nightmare” plane passenger.
She claimed Kirstie was “up and down between business and economy” with her children while on the flight and had to be given a telling off after they tried to get extra seats up front.
Kirstie hit back and told the HuffPost UK: “Obviously, what happened with Amy must have been about five years ago – Bay is 12 now so he was probably travelling with his two bigger brothers and was resentful his little brother was still with me and his dad, so was probably going backwards and forwards.
“It’s just absurd, she’s not got kids. We have this rule in my family that kids shouldn’t fly in club class because it’s spoiling – I’ve always said that – but if you’re little, you have to fly with your mum and dad.
“I travel with four children because I have two step children – they are 17 and 19.
“We’ve always said that when you get to about seven that you don’t fly with mum and dad any more, and you go into economy.
“It literally shows so little empathy for the travelling parent. And also, she’s going to learn the hard way that it’s a lot better when you get on the celeb circuit not to be rude about other people.
“But oh boy, oh boy, will she learn.”
The presenter continued: “I may be completely wrong and I’m prepared to put my head on the block here – and maybe now loads of BA staff will come forward and say I’m the worst passenger on the plane – but I’m going to take the risk and say that Amy might be in the minority.”
She added that she wished Amy good luck in the show and said: “At the end of the day, Love Island is a competition, she is young, and I really wish her a lot of luck on the show.”
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