Welcome to... Made In Cotswolds!
By Jo Berry.
The new series of Made In Chelsea returns to E4 on Monday, 29th March at 9pm, and while many of the show’s favourite cast members are back – including a few we haven’t seen in a while like Miles Nazaire and Julius Cowdrey (who says to expect "fiery" drama in the new season) – there is one big change. The MIC gang aren’t actually in Chelsea anymore, for the first five episodes at least.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many of the Made in Chelsea cast have bubbled up together in a luxurious estate in the Cotswolds countryside. With them all under one roof, expect even more parties, dilemmas and drama than we’ve ever seen before.
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The location for the start of the new season of Made In Chelsea is Langley House, a huge manor house in Langley Park with its own outdoor swimming pool in the pretty Oxfordshire countryside.
The grounds are pretty impressive – the cast can horse ride, play tennis on the all-weather court, run topless through the woods (well, Miles does that), or practice their clay pigeon shooting in over 85 acres of parkland – while inside the mansion they can fight over 13 bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a drawing room, sitting room, study, breakfast room and formal dining room.
We’re guessing some of the house’s other features will be popular too – such as the hot tub, massage rooms, gym… and the nightclub situated in the cellar. Yes, this house has its own nightclub, complete with bar, DJ station, dance floor and two Club Rooms.
You can check out more details on the house here.
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Helen Daly is the Associate Editor for Radio Times, overseeing new initiatives and commercial projects for the brand. She was previously Deputy TV Editor at a national publication. She has a BA in English Literature and an MA in Media & Journalism from Newcastle University.
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