The transition followed a difficult period involving an unpaid 45,000-pound rent bill, which forced their exit from the capital earlier this year. Despite the financial controversy, the couple maintains they are fully committed to settling the debt. Ollie, who turns 40 in March, describes the rural relocation as a long-held ambition, noting that his children, Apollo and Cosima, are thriving in their new environment.
Ollie Locke-Locke Finds New Beginnings in Hampshire
Four months after vacating their four-million-pound London townhouse, Ollie and Gareth Locke-Locke have traded the Chelsea spotlight for the Hampshire countryside. For the couple, the move marks a permanent shift in lifestyle, prioritizing their three-year-old twins and a quieter domestic rhythm over the frenetic pace of reality television production.

While the pair remain synonymous with the E4 series Made In Chelsea—a show Ollie helped launch in 2011—he admits that commuting back to London for filming is no longer viable. He views his departure from the show as a natural evolution, questioning whether appearing on the program at 40 remains ideal. Instead, the couple is pivoting toward new media, including a recently launched documentary for CBeebies Parenting. Ollie describes the project as a therapeutic exercise in communication, emphasizing how the demands of parenthood have fundamentally restructured their priorities and daily outlook.




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