LOCATION, Location, Location star Kirstie Allsopp has apologised to fellow travellers for her 'lunatic' behaviour after a 'desperate' attempt to get to work safely during Storm Ciaran.
The Channel 4 presenter took to social media to update her followers about her journey as Britain endures the treacherous weather.
Taking to X(Twitter), Kirstie issued an apology to other commuters, including anyone she “mowed down” as she battled through the current storm and got to work.
The Location, Location, Location presenter quibbed to her 433,00followers: “Apologies to anyone I just mowed down going through Paddington,
“I was the lunatic in a Mac with wet hair shouting 'sorry! sorry!' & desperately pleading with the ticket gate operator when my ticket wouldn’t scan.”
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The Love It or List It host added: "I [red heart emoji] my job, and I’m very lucky to have it, but the travel is crazy.”
The 52-year-old received a massive amount of support from fans and followers who responded to her frenzied post.
One user replied: “Hope you're all sorted now, Kirstie. Now... big breath, ahhhhhhh!”
A second advised: “Just buy a helicopter... problems solved."
A third teased: “I was tempted to pile in with a personal witness statement and criticise your behaviour in true X tradition. But I am 2000 miles away.”
Later on in the day, the professional property expert shared a short video post on her Instagram account.
She revealed that she was currently in the city of Chester to film a new episode of Channel 4’s property show Love It or List It.
As she panned the camera around to show her 331,00 followers her location, she began: “Afternoon petals, this is the river Dee, which is looking exceptionally pretty today, right through the middle of Chester.
“Really sunny, with no sign of storm Ciaran here and really pretty architecture.”
She continued: “Now, I’m off to Stockport this afternoon, having done a Love or List it here in Chester. And then tomorrow with our favourite person, Phil Spencer, in Chippenham, where I think Storm Ciaran may be a little more of a concern anyway, have a lovely afternoon
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Kirstie did not disclose when the episode will be out, but anticipating fans cannot wait to see it and made it known in her comments section.
