Trinny Woodall says mouse infestation is driving her 'crazy' and can't live in her house after months of plague
Trinny Woodall has said she feels like she is 'going crazy' over a mouse infestation in her home and has admitted she wants to leave her London home.
The 59-year-old owner of Trinny London told how she has called pest control twice to solve the problem, but she still hears mice crawling in her walls.
On Wednesday morning, Trinny revealed that her stepson Zak rushed to her side when she woke up and said he had taken a recording of the rodents.
On her Instagram page she said: 'Zak came back this morning as he had dropped a friend off at the airport and he rushed over to me when I woke up and said 'Listen to this recording' and he had recorded the mice in the walls .
He said, “They're everywhere Trinny. We just can't get rid of it' and you're all telling me all these wonderful ideas.
Trinny Woodall has said she feels like she is 'going crazy' over a mouse infestation in her home and has admitted she wants to leave her London home
The owner of Trinny London, 59, told how she has called pest control twice to resolve the problem but she can still hear mice crawling in her walls (pictured with pest control)
'A few weeks ago we had the mouse man back and he was setting traps everywhere.
She added: “We have to start blocking because I can't live in this house with mice like that. It drives me a bit crazy and I don't like to think about where they're going.'
Trinny first announced to her followers in November that she had to call in the 'pied piper' to help her with her problem.
She said at the time: 'The Pied Pipers are coming. You think I'm funny, but actually we have mice in the house like you can't imagine.
'We have a real plague of mice. We've had these little blue things that we put on each plug. They don't work.'
She added: “I don't know how many there are. I put my ear to the wall in the sitting room last night, which I shouldn't have done, and I heard so much rumbling.'
Trinny's two dogs have also failed to catch the mice and she has now told her followers she is in despair over her problem.
Earlier this year, Trinny joked that her house is infested with so many mice that it has become a “Ritz hotel” of rodents.
On Wednesday morning, Trinny revealed that her stepson Zak rushed to her side when she woke up and said he had taken a recording of the rodents.
Trinny said the uninvited guests snuck into her Notting Hill home after her daughter Lyla left for university in Spain last September.
In January, she told the I'm Absolutely Fine podcast that the mice are so fearless that they dance around her kitchen and even play with her dogs: Parson Russell terrier Lily and lurcher Daffy.
She split with advertising guru Charles Saatchi last year and now shares her home with her stepson and nephew.