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Daily Mail
6 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Daily Mail
Mummy blogger Constance Hall reveals the 'extremely low' amount she got from the sale of her marital home with estranged husband
Famed blogger Constance Hall has finally found a buyer for her bushland property in Western Australia 's Margaret River. First listed for $1.3 million by the social media star in April, the six-bedroom, two-bathroom multi-level pad is now 'under offer' ahead of the final settlement. Located in a forest 271km from Perth, it features a herb garden and jacuzzi bath. Known as a 'mummy blogger', the 41-year-old mother of seven children moved out of the home after her partner Denim was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident in 2020. On Thursday, the Courier-Mail reported that no details of the sale - including the final price - have been released. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. However, Constance has been outspoken about her experience of selling the property, revealing that she was presented with 'extremely low' offers ahead of the final sale. Taking to her Facebook on Wednesday, Constance announced triumphantly, 'My beautiful home has sold, you guys, it settles in a month.' 'That was more stressful than I thought it would be, between extremely low cash offers from very very rich well known families to people's finance falling through,' she gushed. Elsewhere in the share Constance said, 'So, opening my home every week for the local public to judge hasn't been amazing.' She also said that while the house languished on the market for four months she feared that the 'right buyer would never come.' Constance moved out of the home after her partner Denim was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident in 2020. The family relocated to Perth so that Constance's mother could help look after her children, The West Australian reported. 'The house is breathtaking and that never wore off,' she told the publication. 'You feel it every single day. I've had to get used to different stress levels while living in Perth because I don't have that forest to unwind in every day. 'People don't realise the impact clean air and a huge tree have on them, but you notice it retrospectively when it's gone.' Surrounded by large gum trees, the original three-bedroom abode was constructed in 2008. Major renovations added three more bedrooms in 2018. Highlights include oversized timber ceilings and an expansive entertainment deck. Meanwhile, the main bedroom features a private balcony that offers a stunning view of the surrounding forest. The outdoor setting also has a shower, water feature and a timber pergola. The unique interior styling includes a wall mural and elaborate decorative tiling throughout. Constance and Denim, who met in 2017, 'married' and had their son Raja in 2018. The controversial mummy blogger explained up until recently, she was still legally married to her first husband, British carpenter Bill Mahon, because she couldn't cope with the red tape involved with getting a divorce, hence she and Denim are not legally married at this time.
Daily Mail
08-07-2025
- Daily Mail
Mummy blogger Constance Hall gets slammed for doubting Erin Patterson was guilty of triple murder in bizarre post after trial
Mummy blogger Constance Hall has been called out for doubting that Erin Patterson was guilty of mass murder. Patterson, 50, was found guilty on three counts of murder and one count of attempted murder on Monday after serving her in-laws beef Wellingtons poisoned with death cap mushrooms at her Leongatha home on July 29, 2023. Following the verdict, Constance said she didn't think the mother-of-three looked 'like the mushroom poisoning super villain'. 'I mean, she just doesn't look like the mushroom poisoning super villain that she ended up being... You really never can tell, can you,' she wrote on Facebook. She went on to say she didn't think that uncovered message sent by Patterson which suggested she had very personal issues with Simon's parents was hat bad. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. 'I think my doubts stemmed from her messages... like if that was the worst they could get on her messages... well, I'd hate to see what they'd pin on me after reading mine,' Constance wrote. 'I mean, those messages revealed that she wasn't a fan of the ex and his family, but that's so common that it just doesn't feel like a motive. Ugh, my heart goes out to those kids.' Constance's followers flocked to the comments to slam the social media influencer. 'Do you honestly think they took two years to organise the case, sat for 10 weeks in court and took seven days to deliberate because all they were going off was a text message about her ex father and mother in law!? Seriously,' one person wrote. 'It was more than just text messages. The disposal of the phone and dehydrator, pretending she gave the leftovers to the kids, searching where to locate death cap mushrooms,' another said. 'What did you think a mushroom poisoning super villain would look like?' a person questioned. 'I never thought you would be one that would judge a book by the cover. Evil and goodness come in many shapes and forms,' another commented. One person wrote: 'Scary how we can forget that monsters don't look like monsters. The most dangerous people, perhaps, are the ones we don't see.' 'What do you mean doesn't look [like a villain]? How can anyone know anything by how someone looks?' another questioned. Patterson previously pleaded not guilty to the murders of Don and Gail Patterson, and Gail's sister, Heather Wilkinson. They died after consuming death caps in the beef Wellingtons during lunch at Patterson's Leongatha home in southeast Victoria on July 29, 2023. Patterson faces a sentence of life in prison for the three murders and one attempted murder. The families of the murder victims, who died in hospital days after eating lunch at Patterson's home, were absent for the verdicts, as was sole lunch survivor Ian Wilkinson. During the trial, Victoria Police forensic data analyst Shamen Fox-Henry found a series of messages sent by Patterson that suggested she had very personal issues with Simon's parents. In the messages, Patterson described her in-laws as a 'lost cause' and exclaimed 'f**k them'. 'I mean clearly the fact that Simon refuses to talk about personal issues in part stems from the behaviour of his parents and how they operate,' she wrote around December 6, 2022. 'According to them, they've never asked him what's going on with us, why I keep kicking him out, why his son hates him, etc. It's too awkward or uncomfortable or something. So that's his learned behaviour. Just don't talk about this s**t.' Patterson claimed her father-in-law's solution to her relationship problems with his son was to 'pray'. 'Don rang me last night to say that he thought there was a solution to all this. If Simon and I get together and try to talk and pray together,' she wrote. 'And then he also said, Simon had indicated there was a solution to the financial issues if I withdraw this child support claim?!' Patterson claimed she told her in-laws she wanted them to be accountable for the decisions their son made concerning their grandchildren. 'I would hope they care about their grandchildren enough to care about what Simon is doing,' she wrote. 'Don said they tried to talk to him, but he refused to talk about it, so they're staying out of it, but want us to pray together. 'I'm sick of this s**t. I want nothing to do with them. I thought his parents would want him to do the right thing, but it seems their concern about not wanting to feel uncomfortable, and not wanting to get involved in their son's personal matters, are overriding that. So f**k them.'
