Sarah Beeny fires back at New Life in the Country critics after backlash over sons’ band | Celebrity News | Showbiz & TV
Sarah Beeny, 50, has fired back after her new show, New Life in the Country was slammed by some critics. The show details the lives of herself and her family as they adjust to a move to the country, and has had mixed reviews from viewers.
Some fans have argued that the presenter is “tone deaf” for showing off her new home when many families are struggling from the aftermath of the pandemic.
Some criticism was geared towards Sarah’s sons, Charlie and Billy, who branded themselves the “Entitled Sons”.
This came as yesterday’s episode saw the boys coming up with a name for their new band in the music room of their house.
They settled on “Entitled Sons”, as they admitted they were born with “silver spoons” in their mouths.
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“You’ve worked hard, your boys are lovely & well brought up, they know they are lucky. Entertaining programme – all good!”
Contrary to the opinions of many critics, DianeB13016619 said: “Love the programme and what handsome, clever, well mannered boys you have.
“Great name for the band. Look forward to next week’s show. Hope the ducks are doing well.”
On last night’s episode, the boys had zip lining equipment, as well as a man-made pond, fitted in their house.
The sons, however, did up their room by themselves, which involved adding cork panels to improve acoustics and other DIY projects to improve their skills around the big country house.
Some viewers were happy to see the boys help out around the house.
Despite hostility from other viewers, both boys said they felt very fortunate to live in such a big house and felt very grateful for what they have been given.
Their father, Graham Swift, jokingly announced: “I’m going to make myself indispensable to the family band and then they won’t kick me out.”
