Ollie Locke doesn’t consider excellent Christmases exist.
The Made in Chelsea star – who has two-year-old twins Apollo and Cosima along with his husband Gareth Locke – insisted the way in which the festive season is usually depicted on display is much faraway from individuals’s actual experiences.
He advised BANG Showbiz: “I don’t assume anybody has ever had an ideal Christmas of their life, this isn’t Hollywood, the flicks all the time present that fabulous fantastic time and this isn’t like that in any respect, that’s not life, there may be all the time going to be arguments and troubles.”
Ollie tries to set small targets for his 25 December celebrations.
He stated: “I now go on a factor the place I wish to do 4 or 5 issues that day, I attempt to tick them off.
“I wish to be sure that we have now Buck’s Fizz within the morning, I wish to be sure that we will play a recreation or watch a film, do these bits and items, that type of stuff, tick these issues off.”
Whereas many individuals treasure the quiet few days between Christmas and New Yr, Ollie finds it a “actually boring” time.
He stated: “I feel probably the most boring a part of the day for me is from the twenty seventh – New Yr’s Day. I discover that basically boring, the walks, sitting by the hearth, ingesting, household time, sitting with pals, having a stunning time earlier than you go off and return to your busy enterprise.”
Regardless of his lavish life-style, the 38-year-old star has a secret love of cut price looking from finances high-street shops.
He stated: “I’ll let you know what I do, I am going to House Bargains and purchase all of the stuff I would like for the month. I adore it – it’s nice to fill the entire automotive up.
“Fairly significantly, if you would like stocking fillers, House Bargains, B+M – all that stuff.
“I’ve all the time liked the finer issues in life, however who doesn’t love an important deal?
“All of us love a cut price; I feel that’s half the state of affairs – all of us simply love attempting to get a very good deal on one thing. All of us work arduous for what we do, and all of us wish to be sure that it goes so far as it presumably can.”
