Ant McPartlin’s ex-wife Lisa Armstrong ‘splashes out on 3rd house with £31m divorce payout’

Lisa Armstrong has reportedly purchased a brand new area in Oxford as she builds an outstanding belongings portfolio within the wake of her divorce from Ant McPartlin.

The make-up artist, 48, who used to be stated to were awarded £31 million in a agreement from the TV big name, 49, snapped up a four-bed area close to Oxford remaining 12 months for greater than £700,000, consistent with The Mirror.

She already has the previous circle of relatives house, a £2.3 million five-bedroom west London mansion, which she saved as a part of the divorce.

Lisa then purchased a £3.8 million area in West London in 2020, two years following her cut up from Ant after 11 years of marriage.

According to the e-newsletter, she is now anticipated to adopt intensive renovations of her newest acquire. 

It isn’t identified if she is about to reside there, however she grew up in Oxford and is aware of the realm smartly.

The make-up artist, 48, who used to be stated to were awarded £31 million in a agreement from the TV big name, 49, snapped up a four-bed area close to Oxford remaining 12 months for greater than £700,000, consistent with The Mirror (pictured 2015)

MailOnline has contacted a consultant of Lisa for remark.

Lisa is rapid changing into a savvy belongings developer after totally renovating her 2020 area acquire, putting in a pool, a gymnasium, an outhouse and a gazebo.

However, she has had much less success with the previous marital house after it suffered a hearth in 2023, inflicting £1 million price of wear and tear.

Lisa were renting the valuables to a circle of relatives of six, it used to be reported on the time.

Lisa cut up from I’m A Celeb host Ant, 49, in 2018 after 18 years of marriage.

The presenter went directly to marry his former private assistant, Anne-Marie Corbett, in 2021, and the pair welcomed their first kid in combination, son Wilder Patrick McPartlin, in May.

Lisa then went on up to now Sky electrician James Green in 2020, however their cut up got here ‘suddenly’ in August 2023.

Speaking on the time a chum stated that the tip in their three-year dating were amicable and that the previous couple would stay pals.

She already has the previous circle of relatives house, a £2.3 million five-bedroom west London mansion, which she saved as a part of the divorce

Lisa then purchased a £3.8 million area in West London in 2020, two years following her cut up from Ant after 11 years of marriage (pictured 2006)

The supply stated: ‘I do not truly know what has long gone improper. The two of them had been best on a swanky vacation in combination within the Caribbean or someplace about 8 weeks in the past.

‘He used to be together with her sooner or later, and he simply wasn’t together with her the following day. There used to be no inkling that the rest used to be improper.’

Lisa began relationship father-of-two James in 2020 when he used to be estranged from his spouse Kirsty after shifting out in their marital house in Hampshire.

He helped her to find love once more after her cut up in 2018 from her husband, Ant, famed for his double act with co-presenter Dec Donnelly.

Lisa, who married Ant in 2006, used to be reported in January 2020 to have gained £31m as a part of a divorce agreement together with her well-known Geordie ex-husband.

But she took to Twitter to push aside the claims, posting a message announcing: ‘Nope a load of nonsense AGAIN….’

The presenter went directly to marry his former private assistant, Anne-Marie Corbett, in 2021, and the pair welcomed their first kid in combination, son Wilder Patrick McPartlin, in May (pictured 2021)

In January, she took their five-bedroom west London mansion off the marketplace after it were available on the market for just below a 12 months.

The belongings is not on Rightmove, with a message studying that it’s been ‘got rid of by way of the agent’ quite than offered. The Strictly Come Dancing makeup artist slashed £250,000 off the asking worth of the house she prior to now shared with Ant again in August 2024.

She positioned the fire-ravaged position up on the market for £4 million in May 2024 however needed to drop the associated fee simply 3 months later after it didn’t excite consumers.

The divorced couple, who cut up in 2018, purchased the valuables, which is on an unique boulevard in Chiswick, for £2.3 million in 2006.