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AMY CHILDS has been forced to clap back at trolls after being house-shamed as they called her home “boring, blank and clinical”.

The Only Way is Essex star, 35, moved into her new £1.7 million mansion with fiancée Billy Delbosq and her four children in March 2024.

She took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a typical day at home reel for her followers to see.

In the video, the mum-of-four was seen making the beds, tidying up toys and hoovering inside her massive home.

She had penned: “I promised you I would do more at home bits on my page. So this is what a typical day at home looks like when the kids are at school and the twins are wrecking the house.

“Mums how do we do it?? I honestly can hoover 3 times a day is this normal. Also as you can see I’m very minimalist.”

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However, Amy was trolled in the comments section as social media users slammed the way her house looks.

One person wrote: “Such boring décor for such a lovely big house.”

Another social media user wrote: “Probably her style, likes it blank, clinical, empty spaces, some people do.”

While a third added: “It’s a cold home, one teddy on the bed. No toys in the rooms, no curtain. Actually no life in that home. A house is to be lived in, no pictures, no nothing…”

The Celebrity Big Brother star was forced to hit back at the comments as she later took to her stories to have her say.

She wrote: “For all the comments on my reel yesterday, we haven’t even started the upstairs @thedelchildshome_.

“Our main thing at first was to do the outside and the pool, then in time working with a interior designer to do mine and the children’s bedrooms.

“Yes I’m very minimalist but the bedrooms after are going to look simply stunning and also to take our time as this house is a project.

“It’s sad I have to come on here to explain myself, people direct messaging me very nasty messages about my house.

“In a world that we live in be kind,” she concluded with a red love heart.

Back in 2024, a source exclusively told The Sun: “Amy Childs has just bought her forever home with her man Billy and is moving in in the coming days.

“The last house she owned was once she bought down the road for her mum, but this is the first place she and Billy will own together so feels like a new start for the whole family.”

They added: “Amy has done really well for herself, she’s worked hard and this place is her dream home – she fell in love with it at first sight.

“It’s got a cinema room, five bedrooms and she’s even planning to put a pool in the garden at some point in the near future.

“She can’t wait to get settled and make it her own.”

A week prior, Amy shared a photo of a removal van after packing up her previous £1m Essex home.

She told fans: “And just like that we say goodbye to our home.

“Feeling very emotional but what an amazing 13 years I’ve had here. Here’s to the new chapter.”

Kanye West, the rapper now known as Ye, is suing his former project manager and his lawyers, alleging they wrongfully put a $1.8 million lien on his former Malibu mansion.

The suit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Thursday, alleges that Tony Saxon, Ye’s former project manager on the property, and the law firm West Coast Trial Lawyers, “wrongfully” placed an “invalid” lien on the property “while simultaneously launching an aggressive publicity campaign designed to pressure Ye, chill prospective transactions, and extract payment on disputed claims already being litigated in court.”

Saxon’s lawyers were not immediately available for comment.

Saxon, who was also employed as West’s security guard and caretaker at the Malibu property, sued the controversial rapper in Los Angeles Superior Court in Sept. 2023, claiming a slate of labor violations, nonpayment of services and disability discrimination.

In Jan. 2024, Saxon placed the $1.8 million “mechanics” lien on the property in order to secure compensation for his work as project manager and construction-related services, according to court filings.

A mechanics lien, also referred to as a contractor’s lien, is usually filed by an unpaid contractor, laborer or supplier, as a hold against the property. If the party remains unpaid, it can prompt a foreclosure sale of the property to secure compensation.

Ye has denied Saxon’s allegations. In a Nov. 2023 response to the complaint, Ye disputed that Saxon “has sustained any injury, damage, or loss by reason of any act, omission or breach by Defendant.”

According to Ye’s recent complaint, he listed the property for sale in December 2023. A month later, he alleged, Saxon and his attorneys recorded the lien and “immediately” issued statements to the media.

The suit cites a statement Saxon’s attorney, Ronald Zambrano, made to Business Insider: “If someone wants to buy Kanye’s Malibu home, they will have to deal with us first. That sale cannot happen without Tony getting paid first.”

“These statements were designed to create public pressure and to interfere with the Plaintiffs’ ability to sell and finance the Property by falsely conveying that Defendants held an adjudicated, enforceable right to block a transaction and divert sale proceeds,” the complaint states.

The filing contends that last year the Los Angeles Superior Court granted Ye’s motion to release the lien from the bond and awarded him attorneys fees.

The Malibu property’s short existence has a long history of legal and financial drama.

In 2021, West purchased the beachfront concrete mansion — designed by Pritzker Prize-winning Japanese architect Tadao Ando — for $57.3 million. He then gutted the property on Malibu Road, reportedly saying “This is going to be my bomb shelter. This is going to be my Batcave.”

Three years later, the hip hop star sold the unfinished mansion (he had removed the windows, doors, electricity and plumbing and broke down walls), at a significant loss to developer Steven Belmont’s Belwood Investments for $21 million.

Belmont, who spent more money to renovate the home, had spent three years in prison after being charged with attempted murder for a pitchfork attack in Napa County. He promised to restore the architectural jewel to its former glory.

However, the property has been mired in various legal and financial entanglements including foreclosure threats.

Last August, the notorious mansion was once again put on the market with a $4.1 million price cut after a previous offer reportedly fell through, according to Realtor.com.

The legal battle surrounding Ye’s former Malibu pad is the latest in a series of public and legal dramas that the music impresario has been involved in recent years.

In 2022, the mercurial superstar lost numerous lucrative partnerships with companies like Adidas and the Gap, following a raft of antisemitic statements, including declaring himself a Nazi on X (which he later recanted).

Two years later, Ye abruptly shut down Donda Academy, the troubled private school he founded in 2020.

Ye, the school and some of his affiliated businesses faced faced multiple lawsuits from former employees and educators, alleging they were victims of wrongful termination, a hostile work environment and other claims.

In court filings, Ye has denied each of the claims made against him by former employees and educators at Donda.

Several of those suits have been settled.

ADAM Peaty’s mum has U-turned on her decision to gatecrash his wedding to Holly Ramsay.

The Olympian uninvited his mother Caroline Peaty and the rest of his relatives from their big day after a family fallout.

Distraught Caroline had been intent on travelling to the lavish ceremony in Bath tomorrow despite being snubbed.

However, the swimming star’s mum has backed down, with a family member telling The Sun: “She will not be there because it would be too sad and she don’t want to spoil his big day.”

The change of heart comes as Holly Ramsay and her family were spotted leaving their £7.5m mansion to travel to the wedding venue.

Dad-of-one Adam, 30, and Holly, 25, are due to wed at Bath Abbey in Somerset on Saturday, December 27.

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Caroline had previously insisted: “I will be there and I will watch from the street.”

But she changed her mind after her devoted husband Mark made her see sense, telling her it would be “too upsetting’ to be there.”

Around 200 people are set to attend Adam’s wedding including Holly’s chef dad Gordon and their close friends David and Victoria Beckham.

But there won’t be any surprises from unwanted guests.

Sources say the couple have booked Bath Abbey “all-day” and tourists will also be stopped from entering the landmark.

A security team is also set to patrol to stop people trying to take pictures of the couple.