Chloe Madeley, daughter of television personalities Richard and Judy, was issued a parking ticket on her Mercedes-Benz GLA 200 Sport in Hampstead, London, on Thursday. The vehicle, valued at over £37,000, was reportedly parked on a single yellow line, a location where parking is restricted outside of specified hours.

Madeley, 39, was observed peeling the notice from her car's windscreen. While parking on a single yellow line is permissible outside of restricted times, she had apparently misread the signage indicating these limitations. The fitness influencer appeared surprised upon discovering the ticket as she returned to her vehicle.

The daughter of TV stars Richard and Judy, 39, was snapped as she peeled the yellow notice from the windscreen of her Mercedes-Benz GLA 200 Sport

She was dressed in black gym shorts and an off-the-shoulder white top, paired with white Birkenstocks and carrying a shopping bag. This incident occurred shortly after Madeley celebrated her 39th birthday with her ex-husband James Haskell and their three-year-old daughter, Bodhi. The family had a friendly lunch outing, a situation Madeley described as a friendly family lunch date, two years after their separation.

The unfortunate parking ticket comes just days after she celebrated her 39th birthday with ex-husband James Haskell and their daughter as they enjoyed a friendly family lunch date, two years after their split

Madeley has previously spoken about the difficulties of her divorce from Haskell, referring to it as the "worst breakup imaginable" and discussing the "trauma and toxicity" involved. Despite the challenging separation, she stated that they have managed to co-parent their daughter respectfully and have formed a new friendship. She also shared that a significant reason for leaving the marriage was to shield their daughter from their arguments.

In a separate context, Haskell's mother made critical remarks about Madeley on the television show "Celebs Go Dating," which Madeley appeared to address cryptically on social media. Haskell himself commented on his mother's "loose cannon" tendencies but also expressed that Madeley encouraged him to participate in the dating show, valuing their co-parenting relationship.