Splitting up is never easy, but it can be even harder if you share property and need to offload it in a market stuck in the doldrums.Cat Deeley and husband Patrick Kielty are learning just that after being forced to knock £250,000 off the asking price of their not-so-forever home.They had grand plans for the doer-upper they bought in Hampstead, north London back in 2022 – but they've never spent a night there.The couple, who have two sons, had planned to transform it with a 'Los Angeles feel', but the project came to a halt following their separation last year after 13 years of marriage. The house is now being advertised for sale by Savills for £5million – a quarter of a million less than they had initially asked.Earlier this summer, Cat, 49, posted a picture of herself in a bikini on a sit-on lawnmower. Some might suggest she give her Hampstead home some similar care to bring in the buyers.As well as dropping the price, Savills has also dropped the unenticing words 'poor condition' from the property sales brochure. Instead, buyers are now assured that 'the existing building is identified as a positive building'.Sources said in July that Cat and comedian Patrick, 55, realised the Hampstead revamp was too big an undertaking for either of them alone. Earlier this summer, Cat, 49, posted a picture of herself in a bikini on a sit-on lawnmower'It was with a heavy heart that Cat and Patrick decided to halt the work,' said a source close to them. 'It's heartbreaking. They put a lot of time into it and had an amazing vision not just for what the house would look like, but that their boys would grow up there.' Pictures previously published by the Mail showed the property in an 'abandoned' state – something that may not have helped its hefty price tag.The Moss family: a (very) short historyLila Moss appears to have inherited more than mother Kate's modelling genes – she's also raiding her noughties wardrobe.The 23-year-old seems a double of mum as she poses for a selfie in barely-there shorts, recalling Kate's leggy looks from her heyday.Kate, 52, made micro shorts a festival staple, memorably pairing them with Hunter wellies at Glastonbury.Lila may have skipped mother's hard-partying ways but when it comes to style she certainly doesn't fall short! Lila Moss appears to have inherited more than mother Kate's modelling genes – she's also raiding her noughties wardrobe Kate, 52, made micro shorts a festival staple, memorably pairing them with Hunter wellies at Glastonbury Tilly's toast After insiders told me of the decision to leave Dish It Out at just one series, my spies noticed Tilly, seen with Ramsay, had begun talking about the show in the past tense.Tilly Ramsay's attempt to follow in her father Gordon's TV chef footsteps has gone off the boil.The 24-year-old's Amazon Prime Video cooking show will not return to our screens anytime soon.After insiders told me of the decision to leave Dish It Out at just one series, my spies noticed Tilly had begun talking about the show in the past tense. 'That was amazing,' she said, 'a real learning experience.'Ramsay's team were contacted for comment.Big hand for brave sting victim Trinny Trinny Woodall revealed her hand had swollen like a balloon after a stingBeauty mogul Trinny Woodall knows all about a smooth, plumped look but she was less than delighted this week when a wasp gave her hand the same treatment.The What Not to Wear host, 62, revealed her hand had swollen like a balloon after a sting, leaving her awake all night and fretting about an engagement next day.'I have something important tomorrow and I can't have a big hand for it,' she lamented.'One hand is lovely. The other is huge.' I will delete my life, says JamieJamie Laing has made a career out of sharing his life, from Made in Chelsea to a Disney+ show about becoming a father. But he fears baby son Ziggy may not appreciate his candour with wife Sophie Habboo. 'When Ziggy hits five I'm deleting our history from the internet,' says Jamie, 37. Sophie, 31, adds: 'He's going to be ashamed of us. Four more years and we've got to vanish.' Sophie Habboo and Jamie Laing say they need to 'vanish' from the internet when their son turns five