MARK Wright and Michelle Keegan came under fire from cruel social media comments after showing off a Christmas makeover at their home.
The couple live in a stunning £3.5m mansion in Essex and Mark, 36, took to Instagram to reveal the festivities are well and truly underway there.
As well as an incredible exterior makeover he and Michelle, also 36, gave fans a look at a huge Christmas tree in their hallway.
Former Towie star Mark and actress Michelle have opted for a classic gold theme this year and completed the look with garlands running up either side of their sweeping staircase.
Mark also revealed an aspect of the decorations are fake, writing: "Christmas 2023 has begun 🎄
"My Scouse fam @4.seasonevents have smashed it again. Outside and inside Christmas heaven!!
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"P.s the presents are fake…. We are not that organised."
While many followers were blown away by the transformation – with it drawing comparisons to the iconic Home Alone house – some were less than complimentary.
One wrote: "Things rich people pay for boggles me."
Another said: "Truly massive house for 2 people."
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And someone else wrote: "Lovely but a little ostentatious."
It's not the first time Mark and Michelle have come under fire from cruel comments about their home.
Earlier this year they were trolled for their choice of decoration at the property.
After Mark and Michelle showed off their chic white panelled walls, one fan wrote: “All the house is that colour isn’t it. I would love to go in and sprinkle some colour in there.”
A second penned: “So beige, get some colour in your life,” and a third echoed: “Hummm. A bit of colour anywhere?”
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