Gaz Beadle and Emma McVey underwent a huge six year project, renovating their huge mansion into their perfect home in Leeds.
The model, 31, and the Geordie Shore star, 35, have now gone their separate ways after splitting three weeks ago, but have remained as ‘good friends’, as Gaz recalled in an Instagram post.
Gaz and Emma, who share two children Chester, five, and Primrose, three, spent years renovating to transform their house into their dream pad.
Their family home has a minimalistic vibe, featuring a cool colour palette in their living room, bedrooms and bathrooms.
The landing features an enormous mirror as you walk down the staircase and features a dazzling set of lights on the hall ceiling.
Split: Gaz Beadle, 31, and Emma McVey, 35, underwent a huge six year project, renovating their huge mansion into their perfect home in Leeds – but have now gone separate ways following their split three weeks ago
Little helpers: Gaz and Emma, who share two children Chester, five, and Primrose, three, spent years renovating to transform their house into their dream pad
The couple made sure to have a well-trimmed garden for the children to play and features a glass wall to separate the patio from the grass.
On their home Instagram account, Gaz and Emma often shared their renovation process with their fans, posting before and after pictures of their home.
In their backyard, the couple built a man cave fit for any purpose, next to outdoor seating and a BBQ for summer purposes.
The three-storied mansion showcases a high level of class with a stunning interior designing.
Its carpeted with plush looking cream and grey carpets to give a homely feel, and is adorned with cute pictures of Chester and Primrose on the walls.
The model made sure to add a well-needed element to the house, by adding a huge dressing room, kitted out with her clothes and shoes.
Their living room showcases a gigantic television and features a warming wood burner, perfect for winter times.
Emma broke her silence following split from husband Gaz, as she posed for a sweet mirror selfie with Chester and Primrose.
The idea: The couple shared a visual design of their future home in March, sharing that they hoped to begin renovating the outside, after the inside had finished
Currently: On their home Instagram account, Gaz and Emma often shared their renovation process with their fans, posting before and after pictures of their home
Parted ways: The model and the Geordie Shore star have remained as ‘good friends’, Gaz recalled in an Instagram post
Posh pad: Their family home has a minimalistic vibe, featuring a cool colour palette in their living room, bedrooms, kitchen and bathrooms
Boasting: The three-storied mansion showcases a high level of class with the stunning interior designing
Cute: The family had just completed the interior renovation when the couple announced their split
Gorgeous: Emma often shares snaps of her gorgeous home, featuring the minimalistic furniture
Cosy: Their living room features a warming wood burner, perfect for winter times
Lavish: The model made sure to add a well-needed element to the house, by adding a huge dressing room which is kitted out with her clothes and shoes
Exterior: The couple made sure to have a well-trimmed garden for the children to play and features a glass wall to separate the patio from the grass
Added touches: Its carpeted with plush looking cream and grey carpets to give a homely feel, and is adorned with cute pictures of Chester and Primrose on the walls
She also shared a cute video of Primrose helping dry the dishes after a family meal.
On Monday, Gaz announced he split from his wife Emma three weeks ago.
The reality star took to his Instagram to share the news with his followers as he took part in a Q&A.
One fan asked if he was still in a relationship with Emma to which he replied: ‘No we actually separated about 3 weeks ago we are still friends there is no bad blood or anything.
‘We have worked out the best way of doing it for the kids which for me and Emma is always gunna be the most important thing. We both deserve to be happy as well as being parents.’
Gaz and Emma have two children together a son Chester, five, and a daughter called Primrose, three.
Emma has yet to address the split on her social media.
Gaz – real name Gary – is known primarily for appearing in the MTV reality series Geordie Shore from 2011 to 2017.
Family: Emma broke her silence following split from husband Gaz, as she posed for a sweet mirror selfie with Chester and Primrose
Sweet: She also shared a cute video of Primrose helping dry the dishes after a family meal
Brood: Gaz and Emma have two children together a son Chester, five, and a daughter called Primrose, three
Sad: The reality star took to his Instagram to share the news with his followers as he took part in a Q&A on Monday
Happy: The couple had been together for three years before getting engaged in 2019 (Gaz seen proposing)
Tough: It comes after a difficult year for Emma who had to have a life-saving heart operation in January
In 2015, he appeared in the second series of Ex on the Beach, and later returned to take part in the All Stars fifth series in 2016.
The pair married in July 2021 with both their children watching them walk down the aisle. The ceremony took place in Cheshire with 90 people in attendance. The couple had been together for three years before getting engaged in 2019.
It comes after a difficult year for Emma who had to have a life-saving heart operation in January.
The model had open heart surgery to mend three holes in her heart and her tricuspid valve – which controls blood flow between the right atrium and right ventricle.
After Emma told how she was terrified of not seeing her husband and two children again, sharing that she’d ‘mentally prepared’ herself that they’d said their ‘last goodbye’ when her family dropped her off at the hospital.
She told The Sun of her ordeal: ‘They came to the hospital to drop me off and Gary had to drive away with the kids crying their eyes out after we said goodbye.
‘That was the hardest bit. I had to mentally prepare myself that it could be my last goodbye.
‘I knew in surgery I’d be connected to a heart machine2 that would be keeping me alive while my heart was stopped, and I kept thinking, ‘They’re not going to be able to start my heart again’. I thought, ‘I’m going to get put to sleep and I’m not coming back out’.’
