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Charlotte Church to star in own home makeover reality show

Charlotte Church to star in own home makeover reality show
A new Discovery reality show will follow Charlotte Church as she transforms her Welsh mansion into a luxury retreat.

Charlotte Church is to renovate her Welsh mansion for a new Discovery reality series.

The eight-part show, Charlotte Church: Building The Dream, will see the singer transform the property in Wales's Elan Valley into a luxury wellness centre and wedding venue.

The 35-year-old will be involved in every aspect of the new venture, from painting the walls to learning about therapy treatments and entertaining clients.

"I feel so grateful to have been able to buy this house. I'm absolutely obsessed with the woodlands and the outside space," she said.

"It's such a special place. I'm really curious about the process of developing the wellness retreat and all the upskilling I'll be learning about building – I hope!"

The series will air on discovery+ and the Really channel later this year.

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