Influencer Zoe Rae has given followers a tour of her newly acquired Cheshire home, highlighting an array of luxury amenities including a state-of-the-art media wall, a dedicated home gym, and a striking water feature in the garden.
Rae, 30, purchased the property with her husband Danny Rae earlier this year. The couple previously resided in her sister Molly-Mae Hague's £4 million Cheshire mansion for nine months. Their new home features an open-plan kitchen with a marble island and a separate lounge area with a white sofa facing a media wall and electric fireplace. Bifolding doors open out to the garden, which is equipped for entertaining with a large dining table, a shaded sofa seating area, a barbecue, and a hot tub. A lit water feature positioned on the garden wall has also drawn attention.
The garage has been converted into a home gym, outfitted with a treadmill, rowing machine, SkiErg, squat rack, and various weights. The interior design aesthetic throughout the house leans towards a beige and white theme, evident in the kitchen's coffee machine and decanted tea and coffee jars, as well as the upstairs bedroom.
Rae also revealed her spacious walk-in wardrobe, similar to her sister Molly-Mae's, where she stores designer clothing, handbags, and shoes.
In a separate personal revelation, Rae stated that she and her husband are currently not considering having children. She explained in a video that despite anticipating parenthood by age 30 when they were 25, they now feel further away from that possibility. "If anything I think we're probably even further away from wanting children than when we were when we were 25," she said, acknowledging that while they may want children in the future, it is not something they are actively planning for.
Molly-Mae Hague commented on her sister's video, suggesting that the realization about children might have been influenced by her daughter Bambi's behavior. Hague has previously spoken about her own parenting challenges, including instances where Bambi has exhibited aggressive behavior, such as biting other children and putting someone in a headlock. Hague has shared her concerns about Bambi's actions and has even sought advice from AI on how to manage her daughter's behavior.