Inside Katherine Ryan’s messy London mansion as star enlists pro organisers to overhaul her toddlers’ walk-in wardrobe
TELLY’S Katherine Ryan has given fans a glimpse into her messy London mansion after enlisting the help of professional organisers.
The mum-of-three called up the in-demand Style Sisters to help detox her youngest childrens’ huge walk-in wardrobe.
Charlotte Reddington and Gemma Lilly, who have been detoxing and organising cluttered celebrity homes for over six years now, shared the process on Instagram.
They revealed how Katherine’s youngest son and daughter share a massive walk-in closet… but it was full of clothes that are too small and un-optimised space.
The Canadian-Irish comedian, 40, shares Fred, two, and Fenna, one, with her childhood sweetheart, Bobby Koostra.
She is also mum to daughter, Violet, 14, from a previous relationship.
Taking to the Style Sister’ Instagram stories, Charlotte and Gemma shared how they pulled everything out of the closet to “detox” and reorganise it.
“We are at the lovely Katherine Ryan’s house today and we are organising her wardrobes and her children’s wardrobe,” Charlotte said.
“We’re going to be going through all the sizes and making sure that everything in the wardrobes is age appropriate and fits,” Gemma added.
“And we’ll be creating some structure.”
Everything that was pulled out from the walk-in wardrobe was chucked in piles on the floor to sift through and “detox”.
This meant the upstairs of Katherine’s huge London mansion was covered in mountains of baby clothes, strewn storage boxes and odd hangers.
Katherine Ryan's Controversial Parenting Belief
TAKING kids out of school to go on holidays is “definitely right”, according to Katherine Ryan.
The comedian believes that it is “much more enriching” to go away with family than it is to be in “institutionalised education”.
She made the admission in 2024 on Olivia Attwood’s podcast, So Wrong It’s Right.
“I think it’s always right to take your children out of institutionalised education,” Katherine said.
“I think if you can, you should just not even have them in the first place, because it is so much more enriching to be with your family and to see something and to go somewhere and to be part of that tribe.
“If you’re in a private school, they let you take your kids out whenever you want, because you’re paying, but they’re on a scholarship, they’ll just let them go.
“I’m gonna start a charity foundation to pay fines for people who took their kids out of school.
“I’ll like run marathons and stuff, and people are like ‘what’s the charity?’”
“This is what we like to do,” Charlotte assured.
“We like to come in and create chaos, and then it will all be tidy in a few hours time.”
Katherine herself even got stuck in to clearing out all of her toddlers’ clothes and was left with a huge pile to take to the charity shop.
The Duchess star lives with partner Bobby and her three children in a stunning home, which boasts floral wallpaper and a huge glass staircase.
She has lived in the capital since 2008 after leaving her home of Sarnia, Canada to set up Hooters’ UK operation and try her hand at stand-up comedy.
Fast forward 16 years, she’s one of the country’s most famous comedians and living in a sprawling city pad.
Katherine has peppered her huge family home with personal and sentimental touches, including photo frames, eccentric wallpaper and award trophies.
In a true fairytale romance, she and Bobby dated for a year when she was 15, but they lost touch for two decades before a chance encounter brought them back together.
She previously said of their teen romance: “When we were young, I was deeply in love with him.
“We were prom king and queen.”
After rekindling, Bobby moved to the UK to be with Katherine, where they started their family.