Inside Carly Stenson’s incredible years long home renovation ahead of Dancing On Ice debut
FORMER Hollyoaks star Carly Stenson left fans in a state of excitement when she gave them a grand tour of her luxurious home renovation.
The mother of one, 40, who is on this year's Dancing On Ice, proudly showed off the incredible renovation of husband, Danny Mac's former childhood home in West Sussex.
The couple, who met in 2011 and married in 2017, took on the extensive project ten years ago, which explains why they've taken so much pride in showing off their arduous efforts.
In a series of snaps, Carly took fans on a journey throughout her home, with pictures of the house looking like a building site to then with the interiors in place.
In one picture fans were treated to an image of the couple's incredible and luxurious bedroom. And in another, Carly and Danny showed off the outside of their home as construction site then showed the completed refurbished look.
And the attention to detail did not go unnoticed. One fan said: "Such a gorgeous finish."
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While another said: "Perfect.. Love this guys, this is what I wanted."
The house, which has now been dubbed the couple's future home, is where Danny, 35, grew up when his family moved to Sussex in 1993. And his mum moved into the house next door in 2019.
Danny recently revealed that they were also rebuilding the annex which comes complete with a kitchenette, lounge area and ensuite.
When the pair first started sharing their building work on social media, Carly said: "Follow the journey of a lifetime with our home build project. A 10-year plan finally coming to fruition… hopefully."
But this is not the only thing Carly has been spending her time doing, The actress, who swapped the small screen for West End theatre, has now been announced as a contestant on ITV's Dancing On Ice.
Speaking about joining the 2023 line up of the show, she recently said: "I'm so excited that I get to learn how to dance… on ice."
She added: "I'm terrified but can't wait - I just want to make the most of this whole experience."