Kim Woodburn's last television appearance is set to be broadcast nearly three months after her death. The programme, Supermarket Own Brands, was filmed over a year before the star died in June at the age of 83 following a brief illness.
The show features a group, including Woodburn, testing branded products against supermarkets' own-brand items. It will air on September 9 at 7 p.m. on Channel 5. Presenter Mason McLaughlin announced the broadcast date on Instagram, sharing a photo of himself with Woodburn and two other participants.
Participants in Supermarket Own Brands attempt to distinguish between branded and non-branded products. According to TV Times, Woodburn is joined by Cillit Bang advert mascot Barry Scott, portrayed by actor Neil Burgess.
Woodburn recorded her last video message to fans on Valentine's Day via Cameo. In the video, she expressed gratitude for their requests. A statement posted on her Instagram account on March 2, believed to be managed by her husband Peter Woodburn, said she was unable to record further videos due to a health problem.
Woodburn's death was announced on June 17 with a touching photo slideshow. She rose to fame as the 'Queen of Clean' on Channel 4's How Clean Is Your House? and later appeared on reality shows including I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! and Celebrity Big Brother.
