FORMER Boyzone star Ronan Keating’s wife Storm has revealed their incredible Christmas makeover at the family’s mansion.
Fashion designer Storm, who married the Dublin born singer, 45, in 2015, showcased the couple’s Christmas makeover on social media.
In one picture Storm, who has two children with Ronan, Cooper, four and Coco, who turns two in March, proudly showed off her beautifully decorated Christmas tree.
And lets not forget how scenic the picture is as the backdrop of the snap shows off the couple’s garden covered in snow.
In another picture, fans were treated to a rare glimpse of the family’s huge tennis court set within their mansion grounds.
While the family own a home most would give their right arm for, it has certainly not come without its problems.
Earlier this year Storm was forced to hit back at claims made by the couple’s cleaner over refusing to pay a £500 bill.
In February, Jasmina Dimitrieva told how she was left chasing payment for an end of tenancy clean since December 2021, at the couple’s £5m mansion.
But Storm, 41, hit back saying she was ‘mortified’ at the ‘disgraceful’ state the cleaner left her home in.
Storm accused the cleaning company of increasing the price once realising where the couple lived.
Taking to social media Storm said: “You then broke our trust by demanding payment saying the job was complete, when in actuality the house was left in no acceptable state for handover.”
She added: “We however restrained ourselves from going public because we were hoping this level of service was not acceptable by your own standards & that you would want to remedy the situation professionally & amicably. “
She continued: “But today you have proven this is not the case & left us no choice but to share the truth on this matter.”
But it seems clear that the couple intend to focus on making this year’s Christmas a special one. Despite the usual traditions, Storm has her own.
Ronan recently revealed in an interview: “Storm has something called a rum ball, something her mum used to make and her grandmother before her. She brought that tradition here.”
