Former How Clean Is Your House? co-stars Aggie MacKenzie and Kim Woodburn's turbulent relationship has taken another dramatic turn, with MacKenzie disclosing her advice for Woodburn to pursue professional help.
The cleaning experts, who became household names through their hit Channel 4 show, have been embroiled in a very public feud since their working relationship soured.
Therapy Recommendation After Fiery Fallout
MacKenzie revealed in a recent interview that she had suggested therapy to Woodburn following their explosive arguments, both on and off camera. "I genuinely thought it might help her," the Scottish presenter commented.
The pair's chemistry turned combustible during their time working together, culminating in several heated exchanges that left production crews stunned. Their disagreements became so intense that they eventually stopped speaking altogether.
From Screen Partners to Strained Relations
What began as a successful professional partnership on the popular home improvement programme gradually deteriorated into one of British television's most infamous feuds. Viewers watched in fascination as the presenters' bickering became a regular feature of the show.
Woodburn, known for her no-nonsense attitude, has previously made headlines with her blunt assessments of MacKenzie's character. Meanwhile, MacKenzie has consistently taken a more measured approach to their ongoing conflict.
The Psychological Toll of Celebrity Feuds
Mental health professionals note that high-profile disputes can have significant emotional consequences. "When conflicts play out in public, it often intensifies the psychological impact," explains relationship therapist Dr. Emma Williamson.
MacKenzie's decision to speak openly about recommending therapy highlights the very personal consequences of their professional breakdown. Whether Woodburn took her advice remains unclear.
As the dust settles on another chapter of their complicated history, fans continue to speculate about whether Britain's most famous cleaning duo will ever reconcile.
