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Strictly's Tess Daly's kitchen is truly stunning - see inside

She shared a video on social media

Aisha Nozari
Online Writer
October 24, 2020
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Tess Daly often shares clips filmed inside of her home, and a previous video of the Strictly Come Dancing star showing her making a delicious-looking Thai cod dish, which she dedicated to Saturday Night Takeaway star Stephen Mulhern, gave her followers a peek into what might be one of the most beautiful celebrity kitchens of all time. 

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WATCH: Tess Daly gives followers a tour of her kitchen 

With sparkly black countertops, white walls and chic white cabinets to boot, the entire space was flooded with natural light thanks to large windows and even a skylight that could be seen above Tess' huge stainless steel fridge. For a splash of character, the doting mum had placed a potted green plant on the windowsill.

MORE: Strictly's Tess Daly reveals she has transformed her garden shed into an impressive home gym

tess daly home gym © Photo: Instagram

Tess in her home gym 

MORE: Inside Strictly Come Dancing host Tess Daly's incredible home with Vernon Kay

Hilariously, Tess' husband, fellow TV star Vernon Kay, even made an appearance in the clip – popping up at the end to cheekily grab a bit of his wife's mouth-watering creation. 

The famous couple's beautiful family home is located in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, and it's certainly not just the kitchen that's flawless! 

Also featuring its own private swimming pool and a huge garden with space for her beloved pet Shetland ponies, Honey and Willow, it's clear that Tess has an eye for interior design.

In fact, during coronavirus lockdown, the 51-year-old revealed that she had transformed the garden shed into an incredible home gym, complete with a treadmill, spin bike and a weights rack! 

Tess also explained how exercise has helped to boost her mood while she has been cooped up during the lockdown period, telling her Instagram followers: "Getting those endorphins going helps me feel more positive and capable of tackling the day ahead. Self-care and compassion for ourselves (and of course for others) feels more important than ever right now."

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