Homes Under The Hammer’s Lucy Alexander teases return to hit show as she gives update on Martin Roberts health
HOMES Under The Hammer’s Lucy Alexander has teased her future on the BBC One show after quitting four years ago.
The TV star, 52, co-hosted the programme for 13 years alongside Martin Roberts.
Lucy decided to leave to leave because there were other things she wanted to do with her career, and she described it as a “really nice move”.
Since then she’s hosted Best of Both Worlds, Lost and Found, Bang on Budget and The Customer is Always Right.
But the telly favourite could be making an epic return to the much-loved renovation and auction TV series some time in the future.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun, Lucy hinted: “Do you know what I would love to. I miss the show hugely, its the best job I think I’ve ever had in my TV career.
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“I am a property developer I love houses and the kids are older, grown up and left the nest now.
“So I’ve got more time on my hands.”
When asked if the BBC have been in contact, Lucy added: “I don’t know if they have… maybe or maybe not!”
Lucy formed a strong bond with her co-star Martin over the years when she filmed for Homes Under The Hammer.
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The BBC star also gave an update on his health after Martin was rushed to hospital with “hours to live” after experiencing chest pains in April this year.
The 58-year-old returned to set of the BBC show a month later after having emergency heart surgery.
“He’s OK. He’s still going strong, Martin is Martin,” Lucy told us.
“At least I don’t have to share my make-up bag with him anymore.
“When we were filming he always used to steal bits of powder! But he’s good, he’s healthy and he’s good.
“He’s having lots of family time as well.”
Lucy attended the Disney100 Debut event in London last week to kick off Disney’s 100 Years of Wonder celebrations.
A series of upcoming fan experiences to mark its 100 Years of Wonder were announced on the night, including a European concert tour, immersive Wonder of Friendship exhibition, as well as a range of new products.