The presenter has shared some snaps of the home's plush interior, which him and Anne-Marie moved into in 2019.
Presenter Ant McPartlin has shared an insight into his family life as he's shown off the interior of his luxurious £6m mansion in London.
The Mirror reports that Ant's move marked the end of him living next door to Declan Donnelly, who he presents Britain's Got Talent and Saturday Night Takeaway with. A huge open plan kitchen is one of its most stunning features, as well as a dining room with several reception rooms. In the dining room, the couple have chosen cream wallpaper and complimenting chairs that contrast with a black dining table.
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