Ben Fogle spends numerous time away from his idyllic dwelling in Henley-upon-Thames, the place he lives together with his wife, Marina, and their two beloved kids, Ludo and Iona. Due to his filming commitments for his numerous TV collection, together with Countryfile, Animal Park, and plenty of extra, he typically has to go away his attractive £2.2 million home behind.
As he’s on the street so typically, issues at dwelling shift round whereas he is gone, together with the household’s sleeping arrangements, which some might deem as unusual. Currently, the presenter is on a tour, and shared some perception into how his household have tailored to his absence.
Taking to Instagram on Monday, 23 February, he shared {a photograph} that Marina had despatched to him from their mattress, mendacity down subsequent to one in every of their canine, with a humorous caption alongside it.
The 52-year-old penned: “I’m on the road again touring. Thanks Kent for a great sell out first show. And thanks @marina.fogle for the selfie making me soooo jealous with your substitute bed partner while I’m away. I really need to stop travelling and reclaim my side of the bed… just another 30 shows to go… Love.”
Ben Fogle’s unusual sleeping arrangements
Ben and Marina have expressed previously that they permit their canine to sleep of their beds, which has induced a little bit of a stir previously, particularly because the presenter known as it “house rule number one” in a photograph he shared of his then-puppy sprawled throughout his mattress in 2021.
The household are recognized for being canine lovers, as Ben’s father was a veterinarian, and his son, Ludo, has already been impressed to comply with in the identical path, a call that Ben says he made “pretty much from when he could talk,” because the 52-year-old revealed in an unique interview with HELLO!.
“We have a black Labrador called Storm who he absolutely loves. My father – his grandfather – was a vet and he loves going to the veterinary clinic and sitting in on the operations and sitting in on the consultations so I know he would love to work with animals one day,” Ben continued.
“But he’s fascinated by travel and I was lucky enough to take them to Africa and they loved seeing all the big African animals and they got to meet baby elephants… Iona as well,” he concluded.
