Kirstie Allsopp reveals hilarious moment ex-location, location, location househunter called her number while drunk

Kirstie Allsopp has revealed how she once received a random facetime from an ex-house hunter that she had helped on location, location, location.

The real estate group, 53, played on Wednesday evening in 25 years location, location, location with her fellow guest and old friend, Phil Spencer, 55.

The couple discussed some of the couples they have since the Channel 4 Program was broadcast for the first time in 2000.

During this time, Kirstie and Phil 469 searched searches, viewed 1,810 houses and trusted with more than £ 176,000,000 money from house hunters.

Kirstie thought about the episode in which she tried to find Ruth and Anna a flat in the week after the Brexit result. The sisters eventually lost the building because of the level of uncertainty that was accompanied by leaving the European Union.

Kirstie, however, revealed that she actually negotiated the apartment they bought a year after playing in the show in 2017.

She said: ‘We lost the property that we finally offered, a year later I negotiated the purchase of the flat they finally bought. I remember that because I always say to everyone, don’t forget, we are always there for you. ‘

Kirstie then revealed that every home buyer who goes into the show has Hare and the personal mobile number of Phil – and she once received an unexpected drunken phone call from a former location, location, location participant.

Kirstie said she once received a drunk Facetime from someone she helped on location, location, location

Phil said it was ‘nice’ that Kirstie had secretly helped two sisters to secure a apartment a year after they appeared in the show

She said: ‘Our house hunters have our telephone number. I always say “don’t call if you’re drunk!” ‘

But at any time being able to call the hosts, your brownie points seems to get in your friendship group – and an intoxicated ex -participant decided to put it to the test.

Kirstie said: ‘It doesn’t always happen, but someone called me once from the races, facetimed me [and said] “Look here, I am, I wanted to prove everyone that I had your number ”.”

Responding to the news that Kirstie had secretly helped Ruth and Anna on the real estate ladder, said Phil: “That’s so nice, I didn’t know that.”

Elsewhere in the show, the mother of two admitted that she often does not remember the names of the hundreds of people they have helped over the past two decades.

She said: “You know that one of my big horrors someone comes up on the street and said,” I was in your show “and I didn’t know their name because you know I don’t know any names. ”

The two -year -old mother admitted that she often does not remember the names of the hundreds of people they have helped over the past two decades

Phil added: “Yes, you remember houses,” to which she replied: “You could show me a photo of 20 houses and I could tell you pretty accurately if we had ever seen them.”

Channel 4 also ran an episode of Kirstie and Phil’s ‘Bleeps, Blows and Best Bits’ on television, where the couple answered a question that has been on everyone’s lips for the past 25 years.

“Our relationship took longer than most marriages,” Phil told Kirstie.

But the sentimental moment is brought an abrupt end when Phil added: “Probably because we never slept together” – a quip that sets the tone for ‘Kirstie & Phil: Bleeps, Blows & Best Bits’.

His remark has finally paid for the question that the couple are often asked. Kirstie then emphasized the point by saying that they had never been a few.

Kirstie and Phil were 28 and 30 when the first episode of the show we now know as a location, location, location broadcast on Kanaal 4.

Kirsty and Phil (photo) shared bloopers from their 25 years of collaboration on location, location, location

The two TV presenters agreed that their time together has been ‘very nice’ – but that does not mean that it is free from the faux pass that inevitably have a long partnership of pepper.

During the funny journey through the memory Lane, the couple also had a lot of pleasure in visiting the hilarious moments that landed on the ‘cutting room’.

From brother or sister-like Treitsing to Slapstick Humor, including a very almost lady with a hidden valleuik, the 20-minute show revealed ‘what happens when the wheels come off’.

And crucial is that it also gave a final answer to the question that was on the tip of viewers in the past two and a half decades.

“We have never been an item – but we are usually very good friends,” Kirstie explained.