Omg! Ollie Locke has officially quit Made in Chelsea to do YouTube full time with his husband
It’s the end of an era
Today Ollie Locke-Locke announced he and his husband, Gareth Locke-Locke won’t be returning to Made in Chelsea anytime soon.
In an interview with The Sun, Ollie and Gareth announced they’re going to quit Made in Chelsea and swap it for their new YouTube show, Our Daddy Diaries.
The couple got married in November 2020 and are expecting twins via surrogate. Their new series will follow their journey as they prepare for the arrival of their twins.
Gareth explained: “Made in Chelsea is about young people making up and breaking up. We’re very much the dads of it all.”
Ollie added: “It came the time for something new and for us to have something we have control over. We’re part of the production of our new show and we’ll get to share absolutely everything with our fans. With the kids coming along it’s a completely different path we’re taking. We’ve outgrown Chelsea in that respect.”
Ollie has been part of Made in Chelsea since it first aired in 2011. He was a huge part of the original cast alongside his best friend, Binkyy Felstead and the likes of Caggie Dunlop.
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