Maura Higgins shared a life update with her followers on Instagram following her I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! stint.
The Irish TV personality, 34, who returned from the jungle last month, revealed that she’s currently under a lot of stress, juggling work commitments and moving house.
During an Instagram Q&A on Saturday, a follower asked Maura: ‘How’s life been since leaving the jungle?’
Maura honestly responded, saying that life has been incredibly busy, though she’s feeling thankful for all the support.
She wrote: ‘Life has been amazing/busy!!!… super grateful for all the love you lot have shown me, I still can’t believe I did it but I’m so happy I did because I honestly had the most incredible experience of my life… I still look back at the memories & get super emotional.’
‘Aside from that I’ve lots going on work wise which I am so grateful for & excited to share when I can… but also have moving house stress which gives me a little anxiety as there’s sooooo much to get done…’
Maura Higgins shared a life update with her followers on Instagram following her I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! stint
The Irish TV personality, 34, who returned from the jungle last month (pictured), revealed that she’s currently under a lot of stress, juggling work commitments and moving house
‘I’ve decided to not rush anything as I don’t want to get too overwhelmed right now but all & all (heart emoji) feeling grateful (heart emoji).’
Earlier this month, MailOnline revealed that Maura has bought a £1.25million house in EsSєx.
The model, who has amᴀssed an estimated £3.2million fortune from her TV appearances, has splashed her hard-earned cash on a five-bedroom semi-detached house in an affluent area of the county.
This comes after the Love Island US Aftersun host bought herself a £98,000 Porsche Macan.
Her success has allowed the presenter to upgrade from her previous one-bedroom property in EsSєx to a much larger home, featuring an en-suite master bedroom and four additional rooms.
Overjoyed, Maura shared a picture of her new kitchen—a space complete with a chandelier and grey floors—on Instagram, captioning it, ‘Bought my dream house.’
The expansive kitchen, with an island, flows into the dining area, which leads through bi-folding doors into a large, walled garden with a neat lawn.
Maura’s previous home was raided by three-masked men, so the Love Island star ensured her new home is in a gated development that provides privacy and security.
During an Instagram Q&A on Saturday, a follower asked Maura: ‘How’s life been since leaving the jungle?’ and she honestly responded saying her life has been incredibly busy
After revealing the news of her new home in October, Maura had barely gotten the keys before heading to Australia for a four-week stint in the jungle in November.
Maura entered the Love Island villa in 2019, and after nearly six years in the spotlight with lucrative brand deals, she has amᴀssed a fortune of an estimated £3.2million.
Her appearance as a late arrival on I’m A Celebrity last year is sure to earn her even more, with brand deals undoubtedly on the horizon.
The house is just a half-hour drive away from her rumoured boyfriend and Strictly Come Dancing star, Pete Wicks, who owns a minimalist bachelor pad in West EsSєx.
Earlier this month, Pete Wicks broke his silence on his ‘very close’ relationship with Maura as he opened up about his private life.
Earlier this month, MailOnline revealed that Maura has bought a £1.25million house in EsSєx
The house is just a half-hour drive away from her rumoured boyfriend and Strictly Come Dancing star, Pete Wicks, who owns a minimalist bachelor pad in West EsSєx (Pictured together in May)
The Strictly star, 37, and Maura sparked rumours they spent Christmas together after posting snaps in what appeared to be the same pub on December 25.
Pete, who rose to fame on The Only Way Is EsSєx in 2015, has since discussed the challenges of being in the public eye while navigating relationships.
Speaking to The Times, he said: ‘We’ve known each other for a very, very long time. We’re very close.’
‘But a lot of being in the public eye is that people ᴀssume that you have to tell everyone all about your private life, and I’ve never, never done that.’
