At Home With The Crouches - aka Abbey Clancy and Peter Crouch's programme - will be our new favourite reality show. Read more on heatworld.
, the ex-footballer’s five-star Amazon Prime documentary and their upcoming book, which promises to “discuss the realities of modern relationships”. Phew.
“They never really set out to do reality TV – certainly not as a couple – but they are now exploring offers to do a show together,” says an insider close to Abbey and Pete, who are parents to Sophia, 12, Liberty, eight, Johnny, five, and three-year-old Jack. The source continues, “They don’t want to rush anything – it’s about the right offer, because they know it could be a game-changer, so it has to work for both of them. Some of the things they’ve discussed include a show with a relationship focus, and a series on how to make family life work for you.”
And, after letting cameras inside their Portugal holiday home on Michael McIntyre’s Big Show this year, we are told they think going down the reality TV route will showcase yet another side to their relationship.“What started as a bit of a laugh for Abbey and Pete is now turning into a serious career prospect and it’s taken them both by surprise,” our insider says.
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