
Inside brutal Made In Chelsea feud as 'snake' Jamie Laing leaves ex pals 'furious'
Jamie Laing is said to have "snaked" his former Made In Chelsea pals, leaving them enraged. The reality star turned podcast host and his wife Sophie Habboo are to star in an upcoming Disney+ series, which will document their "no holds barred" journey to parenthood.
The couple, who are expecting their first child, will see Sophie's pregnancy and their day-to-day life filmed in a fly-on-the-wall series, as they attempt to move into their new family home. But it's claimed that the move has left their former pals in a state of rage.
Sources have claimed that an argument has kicked off behind the scenes after a string of former stars from the E4 reality show believed they were all taking part in the series, which now focuses on Jamie and Sophie.
Reports claim that Jamie and Sophie have been "snaking" their pals and have been accused of "hijacking" the lavish deal with the streaming giant, which also airs The Kardashians. It's said that Louise Thompson and her partner Ryan Libby, Millie Mackintosh and her husband Hugo Taylor, had also been in on the deal – and had already started filming.
Now, it's claimed that they have been scrapped from the line-up altogether. "They had all been signed to the top secret Disney project, and then Jamie snaked them, is what we're being told," a source said. They went on to tell The Sun that all four had signed up and started as Disney had been wanting to build it's reality TV roster.
"But then Jamie and Habs got pregnant. Disney agreed the focus should be on them alone because their podcast is going great guns, they've been given a Radio 1 show, and Jamie's ultra-marathon efforts endeared him to the nation," they added. The source went on to say that Louise, Ryan, Millie and Hugo had been left "high and dry".
The source continued to claim that the four had turned down the chance to appear on the Made In Chelsea spin-off, Beyond Chelsea, so had "lost money." "They're absolutely livid and feel they've been snaked. There is huge animosity and it is all incredibly awkward - not least because Chelsea isn't a huge place so they are bound to bump into one another in bars and shops, it's pretty explosive," they said.
The claims of another feud come after Jamie addressed his ongoing tension with his once best pal, Spencer Matthews. The pair had once been incredibly close, but in recent years, they have drifted apart, and the reason remains unclear, as dozens of claims have been speculated about.
Spencer was left off the invite list for Jamie and Sophie's first wedding in the UK two years ago. But it was later claimed that Spencer had acted badly during their second ceremony in Spain. Speaking to You Magazine, Jamie called his fellow TV star "hard to get along with" as he candidly opened up on their friendship. "Look, what can I say? I love Spencer, I really love him so much, and I don't think he'd mind me saying this… um… look, Spencer's a hard person to be friends with," he said.
"We were thick as thieves for a long time, but I think what happens is family and life. From my side, I have no jealousy towards him whatsoever. I only love and adore him more than anything in the entire world. I still consider him one of my closest friends, and I'm godfather to his daughter. But, yeah… I mean… You would have to ask him."

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