The home addition Mark Wright says is his 'favourite Christmas present'

"Former TOWIE star Mark Wright has released one of the best Instagram videos this Christmas as he has shown off the latest toy he has added to his self-build home. In a comical mock video based on the famous Love Actually cue card scene, he unveils his love for his... golf clubs. The reveal shows he has renovated his dining room to become his new golf simulator play area, which he says is his "best Christmas present ever," and it seems he isn't the only one to be enamoured by the simulator trend, with the market experiencing a boom in the UK."

"In the full Instagram video, Wright recreates the iconic Love Actually moment, holding up cue cards including one that reads: "If you can't say it at Christmas when can you? To me you are perfect..." before revealing the real focus of his affection - his golf clubs and the newly converted simulator room. However, Michelle Keegan wasn't quite as keen on the latest addition to the pairs £3.5 million self-build transformation, responding: "'Golf season' was meant to be over with!? 🤯😡 Where's my dining table???" Mark Wright even garnered the attention of Professional PGA golfer and Major winner Justin Rose, who also joined the fun, joking: "Love it @wrighty_ but have you sorted the dinner table out for @michkeegan yet?!?! 🫣🤣""

"After setting up the simulator, Wright wasted no time getting stuck in, and it didn't take long for the results to come. Sharing his first session, he told fans: "5 holes in and I've banged a hole in 1 ⛳️ get in!!" He went on to call the simulator his ultimate festive gift, writing: "38 years have gone by and I can confirm my @foresighteurope launch monitor and sim is my favourite Christmas present ever!!""

Mark Wright converted his dining room into a golf simulator play area and showcased it in a comical Love Actually-style Instagram video. He revealed his enthusiasm for his golf clubs and described the simulator as his favourite Christmas present. Wright reported scoring a hole-in-one early in his first session and praised his Foresight launch monitor and simulator setup. Michelle Keegan voiced frustration about losing the dining table, while professional golfer Justin Rose playfully commented on the situation. The simulator forms part of the couple's £3.5 million self-build transformation and coincides with a growing simulator market in the UK.

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