Escape to the Chateau Stars Dick and Angel Return with New Podcast After Show Axe
Dick and Angel Strawbridge Return with New Podcast After Axe

Beloved television personalities Dick and Angel Strawbridge have delivered exciting news to their devoted fanbase, confirming a major career comeback several years after their popular series Escape to the Chateau was axed by Channel 4.

A Triumphant Return to the Airwaves

The cherished couple, who shot to fame in 2016 with their hit Channel 4 show documenting the renovation of their French chateau, have announced they are returning to record a brand-new podcast. The programme, which followed their journey transforming a £280,000 purchase into a £2 million luxury wedding venue, concluded in 2023 following reported behind-the-scenes issues and bullying allegations, which the pair have consistently denied.

Fans Express Overwhelming Joy

Sharing the announcement on Instagram, Dick and Angel wrote: "Hello to you this Wonderful Wednesday! After a little break from the world of podcasting, we're back in the 'Chateau Studio' tomorrow recording and filming our brand-new podcast!" They added that the new format would be filmed in full, describing the experience as "like having a date with each other and with you." The post also invited fans to submit questions for upcoming episodes.

The response from their loyal followers was immediate and ecstatic. Comments flooded in expressing sheer delight at the couple's return to content creation. One fan exclaimed: "Yaaaaaaay can't wait!!!! Missed all of you and everything you created." Another gushed: "This is the best news! Cannot wait for more chat...eau commutes!" Further sentiments included: "Yay. Looking forward to the start of this. Love listening to it," and "I'm looking forward to hearing your voices and your exciting stories. You are simply heartwarming." A fifth fan declared: "So thrilled that we get to have our favourite family back in our homes!"

Overcoming Past Controversies

The announcement marks a significant step forward for the Strawbridges, whose professional relationship with Channel 4 ended after an inquiry into their conduct during filming. The channel stated it would no longer work with them on future productions. Despite this setback, the couple have maintained their public presence and connection with their audience, culminating in this eagerly anticipated podcast revival.

Their story continues to resonate, blending personal resilience with creative entrepreneurship. The new podcast promises to deliver the same charm and insight that made Escape to the Chateau a beloved fixture, now adapted for the digital age and direct fan engagement.