The I’m a Celeb presenter, who is currently in Australia with co-host Declan Donnelly for the latest series of the ITV show, has agreed a deal for the seven-bedroom mansion, according to reports.
It comes after rumours that Ant and wife Anne-Marie Corbett were moving out of the property in Wimbledon, South West London.
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According to The Sun, neighbours accused the couple of wanting to chop down six “healthy” trees in their garden.
The trees were protected by a Tree Preservation Order, which is a legal order made by a local authority to protect trees that have a significant impact on their surroundings.
Despite the order, the couple gained permission from the local council to fell the trees last February.
However, a neighbour objected to the decision, saying “no justification” had been given – except for “the applicant’s wish to allow re-landscaping of part of their garden”.
Despite the pair later revising their planning application to keep the trees, they eventually decided to leave the home.
The publisher has reported that Ant has now agreed a deal with Scottish millionaire businessman Sir Fraser Morrison and his wife Patricia, to sell the seven-bedroom, £6 million mansion.
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The home is three storeys and has a cinema, swimming pool, and five reception rooms.
A rep for Ant previously insisted he and wife Anne-Marie moved out for “family reasons” rather than planning issues.
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Ant and fellow friend and presenting duo Dec are currently out in Australia for the latest series of I’m a Celebrity…Get Met Out of Here!.
The show, now in its 25th series, features famous faces such as Martin Kemp, Alex Scott and Vogue Williams, among others this year.
For those wondering how much the pair earn for presenting the show, it will likely be no surprise to anyone that they are paid the big bucks.
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Reports suggest they make an estimated £3.3 million a month (each) for their stint with ITV.
It was previously reported that the duo signed a £40 million ‘golden handcuffs’ contract with ITV for three years’ worth of work.
According to The Sun in 2022, they were looking at a deal worth £50 million if they decided to extend it beyond three years.
