Vanessa Feltz Faces Ceiling Collapse, Gas Leak Crisis

has revealed she had an 'alarming' gas leak at her home this weekend.

The presenter, 64, shared the scary news on her show on Monday as she explained it had been chaos at the property following a recent ceiling collapse too.

Vanessa told how workmen had to rush over to her house to find the source of the leak which turned out to be from an old gas fire pipe that had been bent during works.

She said on the show: 'There was a great big gas leak, which means my home is literally being taken over. 

'They're in every room of my house at once, squadrons of them, workmen everywhere.'

She explained: 'I've got a ceiling that fell down and then somehow that led to a gas leak yesterday which led to me missing the funeral of a good friend's mum.'

In a video filmed on Sunday morning and shown on the Monday edition of her show, she said: 'I wake up and I can smell gas... I can smell it on the landing, I can smell it outside in the street. 

'I call the gas emergency forces... no gas, that means no hot water, no cooking, which really doesn't matter to me, and no heating.'

As of Monday night Vanessa is yet to give an update on if her heating and hot water has been restored.

It comes after last week Vanessa shared the horrifying abuse she received after discussing the anti-Semitic terror attack in Golders Green on her show.

The Jewish broadcaster revealed she had personally received anti-Semitic trolling calling her 'vile' after speaking out on the issue.

The presenter took to her Instagram page to talk about the 'heartbreaking' experience she had endured after raising awareness on her self-titled programme.

In a video, Vanessa read out some of the messages she had received, one of which said: 'She's vile, isn't she? Just like the rest of her ilk.'

Anti-Semitic hate crimes in London are the highest they have been in two years, with the most in the borough of Barnet, where the Golders Green stabbings happened on April 29, 2026, figures from the have revealed. 

Some 140 offences were logged across the capital in April, up from 98 in March and 67 in February, according to the new data. The borough of Barnet saw the highest number, accounting for 51 of the 140 (36 per cent).

Vanessa had previously spoken about the Golders Green stabbings on the show, but the topic of antisemitism was touched on again following the onslaught of abuse.

Speaking last Wednesday, she said: 'It is quite personal. It's not much fun to talk about really, but I did think it's important to speak honestly to you at home because otherwise what is the point in doing any of this really.