無線で通信する 2 presenter the Rev Kate Bottley has 明らかにする/漏らすd she had to やめる Gogglebox because the TV show was 損失ing her family's home life - while 存在 tied to it also started costing her money.

Bottley, who 証明するd a 攻撃する,衝突する on the show, said although she left with an excuse which led テレビ視聴者s to believe it was a 一時的な 出発, she had no 意向 of returning.

Unaware how taking part would 'take over our lives', Bottley agreed to do the show to try and change the public perception of people of 約束 - but she said it ended up 'consensual 開発/利用'.

She said her son Arthur, who she 述べるd as on the 'autistic spectrum', and daughter Ruby, then at school, 行方不明になるd out on help with their homework and visits from their friends, as they stayed in their rooms while a large 乗組員 were in their home.

Family meal times were also 混乱に陥れる/中断させるd, while she and husband's 異なるing personalities led to public trolling.

Bottley was first approached by Channel 4 to appear on the show - where people are filmed giving their opinions on TV programmes - as a result of a viral ビデオ of a wedding she officiated at in 2013, where she danced to Kool & the ギャング(団)'s '祝賀'.

Radio 2 presenter the Rev Kate Bot
tley (pictured) has revealed she had to quit Gogglebox because the TV show was damaging her family's home life - while being tied to it started costing her money

無線で通信する 2 presenter the Rev Kate Bottley (pictured) has 明らかにする/漏らすd she had to やめる Gogglebox because the TV show was 損失ing her family's home life - while 存在 tied to it started costing her money

Bottley, who proved a hit on the show, said although she left with an excuse which led viewers to believe it was a temporary departure, she had no intention of returning. Pictured on the show with her husband Graham Bottley

Bottley, who 証明するd a 攻撃する,衝突する on the show, said although she left with an excuse which led テレビ視聴者s to believe it was a 一時的な 出発, she had no 意向 of returning. Pictured on the show with her husband Graham Bottley

Unaware how taking part would 'take over our lives', Bottley agreed to do the show to try and change the public perception of people of faith - but she said it ended up 'consensual exploitation'

Unaware how taking part would 'take over our lives', Bottley agreed to do the show to try and change the public perception of people of 約束 - but she said it ended up 'consensual 開発/利用'

It had more than eight million YouTube 見解(をとる)s and landed her and husband Graham a Gogglebox 契約 the に引き続いて year - with them going on to appear in five series up to 2016.

She said she joined the show to try and change the public perception of people of 約束 because she felt that whenever they were seen on TV it was in bad news stories or they were みなすd as 'weirdos'.

Bottley said: 'I wish I'd known how much it took over our life for two and a half years.

'It's reality TV, it's by its nature consensual 開発/利用.

'So they come into your home. They're filming in your home - it was やめる intrusive really. But we 同意d to that 侵入占拠, but I didn't fully know just how. My kids spent two-and-a-half years sat in their bedrooms every Tu esday and Thursday night or whatever nights they (機の)カム to film.

'My kids didn't have friends 一連の会議、交渉/完成する for a lot (of the time), didn't have help with their homework. Things like that.

'And we got paid very little.

'They paid, but I cooked two nights a week for the 乗組員.

She said her son Arthur, who she described as on the 'autistic spectrum', and daughter Ruby, then at school, missed out on help with their homework and visits from their friends, as they stayed in their rooms while a large crew were in their home

She said her son Arthur, who she 述べるd as on the 'autistic spectrum', and daughter Ruby, then at school, 行方不明になるd out on help with their homework and visits from their friends, as they stayed in their rooms while a large 乗組員 were in their home?

Bottley was first approached by Channel 4 to appear on the show - where people are filmed giving their opinions on TV programmes - as a result of a viral video of a wedding she officiated at in 2013, where she danced to Kool & the Gang's 'Celebration'

Bottley was first approached by Channel 4 to appear on the show - where people are fi lmed giving their opinions on TV programmes - as a result of a viral ビデオ of a wedding she officiated at in 2013, where she danced to Kool & the ギャング(団)'s '祝賀'?

'I'm married to a man who won't eat takeaways, and I don't want to be filmed eating on camera so I was like 'no, I'll cook'.

'There were casseroles and chillis. So all the money we got from it went on the electricity, the internet 関係 that they were using, and the food and 存在 hospitable to six people in my home two nights a week.

'It's a vicarage 同様に, I should be hospitable. We should be 株ing our home to people, and eating food together.

'It was a good two and a half years but we couldn't have done any more. It got to the point where we were just a bit 圧倒するd.'

同様に as finding the modest 量 of money she and Graham were paid disappearing, Bottley's bubbly personality soon saw other more lucrative TV 申し込む/申し出s which were いっそう少なく intrusive start coming in - but while tied to Gogglebox she was not 許すd to do them at the same time.

She said: 'There's やめる tight exclusivity, and rightly so, because if you're filming ordinary people sat on their sofa watching TV you can't then have those people on the TV. It sort of breaks the fourth 塀で囲む too much.'

Bottley, 50, who has two now grown-up children, said the 申し込む/申し出s (機の)カム from 井戸/弁護士席-known popular shows 含むing Would I 嘘(をつく) To You?

She 追加するd: 'I was 申し込む/申し出d stuff like that but wasn't able to do it because Gogglebox wouldn't let you do it.

It had more than eight million YouTube views and landed her and husband Graham a Gogglebox contract the following year - with them going o
n to appear in five series up to 2016

It had more than eight million YouTube 見解(をとる)s and landed her and husband Graham a Gogglebox 契約 the に引き続いて year - with them going on to appear in five series up to 2016

'That's the whole joy of the show because as the テレビ視聴者 you 味方する with the people on the show, because they're you.

'But the minute they start 存在 on the telly it's done. There was stuff coming in that I 手配中の,お尋ね者 to have a go at that I just wasn't able contractually to do.'

While many テレビ視聴者s loved Bottley's 感染性の personality, others criticised her for 影を投げかけるing her husband.

Speaking on the Walking the Dog podcast, she said: 'We used to get that whole 'Oh, you never let your husband speak'. It was like 'Wow'. Be careful there, your misogyny's showing

'Of course if you're a 確信して woman married to a quieter man he must be henpecked, and he must be bossed about - it's not that he's just 自然に quieter.

'In any 関係 there's someone that is more 去っていく/社交的な.'

Kate said 存在 someone who was used to speaking in 前線 of many people was bound to make her feel more comfortable speaking on TV.

As well as finding the modest amount of money she and Graham were paid disappearing, Bottley's bubbly personality soon saw other more lucrative TV offers which were less intrusive start coming in - but while tied to Gogglebox she was not allowed to do them at
 the same time

同様に as finding the modest 量 of money she and Graham were paid disappearing, Bottley's bubbly personality soon saw other more lucrative TV 申し込む/申し出s which were いっそう少なく intrusive start coming in - but while tied to Gogglebox she was not 許すd to do them at the same time

結局, the family (機の)カム up with an excuse for what was regarded as a break from the series, while not 明らかにする/漏らすing they did not 計画(する) to return.

Kate said: 'It so happened that it (機の)カム around the time that Ruby was doing her GCSEs so the excuse we gave was 'we're going to take some time away while she does her exams'.'

However, Kate said Googlebox did serve to raise her public profile.

She became a series 正規の/正選手 on Songs of 賞賛する, before going on to appear on other TV shows and become a familiar 発言する/表明する on BBC 無線で通信する 駅/配置するs, while Graham returned to his music teaching 職業.

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