Inside Gogglebox stars Marcus and Mica’s South London family home – the bits you don’t see on TV ahead of their return

GOGGLEBOX stars Marcus and Mica Lucas have given followers a glimpse inside their South London family home – exhibiting all the bits you don’t see on TV ahead of their return.

Series 18 of hit Channel 4 present Gogglebox will begin tonight at 9pm.

The customary duo confirmed off the beautiful cream marble consuming desk, surrounded by comfortable quilted chairs.

An elegant glass vase shaped the centre-piece with decadent white roses.

The rest room boasted a pristine bathe with cream and eggshell tiles which appeared great in opposition to the cream wall backdrop.

Marcus and Mica’s home has a reworked loft room too with brightly colored work on the wall and an infinite window.

Mica sat in their consuming room which opened up into their sprawling entrance room with skylights in the ceiling.

The couple revealed a mannequin new TV in the lounge ahead of the return of the present tonight.

Meanwhile Marcus has revealed that he’s developed fairly the fanbase in the older viewers of the present – who can’t resist sending him naughty DMs. 

The South London native returns to our screens tonight with long-term affiliate Mica, and has revealed he’s been lapping up the consideration from his followers. 

Speaking ahead of the present’s launch, he acknowledged: “My messages are all the time from grannies. My DMs are full of outdated women. 

“It’s alright though, the older the berry, the sweeter the juice.” 

It’s not merely OAPs which had been reaching out to Marcus and Mica, with the proud dad furthermore sharing the extra private messages make his stint on the present price it. 

“We get a lot of birthday requests too. I get a lot of kids that come on, cancer patients and so on, and it’s nice to be able to say, ‘Keep your head up and just keep going’,” he acknowledged. 

“Those are the messages that mean a lot.”

The couple first made their look on the present in 2018, and since then have develop to be favourites for their slicing commentary on the week’s telly.