The UK's drought is hitting hard, with brown fields and hosepipe bans across the country.But somehow, TOWIE star Billie Faiers is still sporting a very green garden during the ongoing heatwave.Aerial photographs of the £1.4million property show the land surrounding the mansion she purchased with her husband, Greg Shepard, in January 2021 still looking healthy. To the side of their home sits a long stretch of grass with a trampoline, kids' climbing frame and two football nets.The aerial image shows their surrounding neighbours' monotone brown lawns, while theirs is still a vibrant green. The couple's water supplier Essex and Suffolk Water announced a temporary ban after months of prolonged dry weather and dwindling water reserves. Billie Faiers has become the latest TOWIE star who is still sporting a VERY green garden during a record-breaking drought at their £1.4million Essex mansion The aerial image shows their surrounding neighbours' monotone brown lawns, while theirs is still a vibrant green Aerial photographs of the £1.4million property show the land surrounding the mansion she purchased with her husband, Greg Shepard, in January 2021 Eight other water companies have brought in bans, which mean customers are legally prohibited from using hosepipes to water gardens or wash cars, patios or boats.The Environment Agency has declared a drought across almost three-quarters of England, including Essex.The declaration followed exceptionally dry conditions, low river flows, depleted groundwater and continuing hot weather.Residents generally cannot use a hosepipe, sprinkler, pressure washer or automatic irrigation system for things such as watering gardens or lawns, washing cars, patios or boats, or filling swimming or paddling pools.Essex and Suffolk Water said the combined level of Hanningfield and Abberton reservoirs was around 69 per cent, below the normal level for that time of year, while demand had risen substantially during the heatThere is no evidence to suggest that Billie and Greg have breached a ban, given there are many workarounds for watering grass such as using a watering can. They may also have an exemption.The Daily Mail has contacted Billie's representative for comment.Just last week, the grounds of Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan's Essex mansion were still looking vibrant and lush. The grounds of Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan's Essex mansion are also still looking vibrant and lush The former TOWIE star and actress' renovated the mansion after purchasing it for £1.3million in 2019