...Credit Crunch ™ victim
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...it-crunch.html
Anthea Turner claims that she might lose her £5million mansion after she and her husband took a beating in the credit crunch.
The former queen of daytime TV, once one of the highest-paid women in broadcasting, broke down in tears as she talked about the collapse of Grant Bovey's £100million buy-to-let empire.
The couple keep a string of horses at their Surrey home set in 57 acres.
They holiday at ski chalets in the Alps and on yachts in the Mediterranean.
But now the 48-year-old presenter says she fears for the future.
'Our backs are against the wall,' she said.
'We are in it like lots of other people in this country who have been bitten by economic circumstances.
'I can't remember the last time I slept properly because of the worry. I'll be 50 in 18 months and now I don't even know whether we can keep our home.
'The property industry has been caught with its knickers around its ankles.'
Only last year Bovey, 47, boasted that one of his companies would make them £1billion. The business, Imagine Homes, was being prepared for stock market flotation.
But now it is in the hands of HBoS, Bovey's former business partners, who have taken over amid chaos in the property market.
Sorry I can't go on. This is too sad.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...it-crunch.html
Anthea Turner claims that she might lose her £5million mansion after she and her husband took a beating in the credit crunch.
The former queen of daytime TV, once one of the highest-paid women in broadcasting, broke down in tears as she talked about the collapse of Grant Bovey's £100million buy-to-let empire.
The couple keep a string of horses at their Surrey home set in 57 acres.
They holiday at ski chalets in the Alps and on yachts in the Mediterranean.
But now the 48-year-old presenter says she fears for the future.
'Our backs are against the wall,' she said.
'We are in it like lots of other people in this country who have been bitten by economic circumstances.
'I can't remember the last time I slept properly because of the worry. I'll be 50 in 18 months and now I don't even know whether we can keep our home.
'The property industry has been caught with its knickers around its ankles.'
Only last year Bovey, 47, boasted that one of his companies would make them £1billion. The business, Imagine Homes, was being prepared for stock market flotation.
But now it is in the hands of HBoS, Bovey's former business partners, who have taken over amid chaos in the property market.
Sorry I can't go on. This is too sad.
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