British actress Michelle Keegan rose to fame by playing Tina McIntyre in Coronation Street. The 34-year-old actress and her husband, reality TV star Mark Wright, were recently enjoying the sun, sand, sea and pranks on an exotic trip. After a false alarm after Michelle's husband found a tumor in his armpit and learned that he did not have cancer, the couple avoided the cold weather in the UK and immediately traveled to Mexico, intending to spend the winter there soaking up the sun.
According to the latest report in the Daily Mirror on December 26, Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright's £1.3 million (11 million yuan) mansion was the target of dump trucks during a holiday in Mexico.
When they crossed the Atlantic ocean to Mexico to bask in the sun at their doorstep, they found piles of rubbish in front of their dream homes. In the photos taken by the paparazzi, suitcases, old duvets and some chairs can be seen scattered in front of their home.
Dump owners allegedly threw away all their trash, including refrigerators, bins and floor decorations, just after the Boxing Day. The couple purchased the mansion in Essex in 2019, after which it was demolished and intended to rebuild as their future new home. Many at the time described the property as "stunning", "impressive" and "gorgeous", while others added that it looked like a "palace".
Earlier this year, Mark shared a lot of photos of the mansion's interior, including a large garden, swimming pool and floor-to-ceiling windows. The couple also created a dedicated Ins account for their home to show fans the latest progress of the building. However, due to repeated lockdowns and restrictions during the pandemic, the construction of the property was often interrupted. But Mark's update last weekend meant the star couple seemed to have moved into their future new home as they wished. Mark had also previously told fans about the mansion in his Ins story, which reported that it cost a total of £3.5 million (30 million yuan) from the beginning of construction to the completion of the renovation.
From the entrance of the house, you can see some brightly lit stairs, just like the scene in the movie. Their lavish garden features a crystal-clear swimming pool with luxurious holiday-style sun loungers and chilled cabanas.
Mark, the former star, said: "We just moved into this house, although it has been a while, but I have also heard some news. I was so excited to see 'The window arrived', and I waited for this moment for a long time! Mark labeled their new home "Beautiful Georgian Windows" and described it as the "dream land" for him and his wife Michelle.
Now that the "beautiful dream" in their hearts has been invaded by the outside world (garbage), what do you netizens think?
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