Caroline Flack reveals she's bought a new house as she continues with Strictly live tour
SHE may have been feeling unwell this week, but that hasn't stopped Caroline Flack from buying a new house.
The 35-year-old star revealed via her Twitter page yesterday that she would be moving to a new home, and seemed rather excited by the change.
"New house, bye old house," she posted to her 1.76million followers.
It seems Caroline has found the time to find a new property despite currently being on the road.
However, she hasn't been very well this week and on Wednesday she revealed that she would be sitting out of the show in Nottingham.
"I'm really sorry I'm not able to perform at the strictly show today... I've been feeling really poorly and need to get better x," she wrote.
She hasn't tweeted since about feeling unwell, but today she was spotted out and about - suggesting that she will be taking part in tonight's performance at the First Direct Arena in Leeds.
Pictured arriving at her hotel this afternoon, Caroline was dressed casually in a pair of black skinny jeans, a matching sweater and adidas trainers.
Ensuring that she doesn't get ill again, Caroline kept herself warm with a Burberry scarf and completed her look with dark sunglasses.
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The past month has been rather hectic for the former Xtra Factor host after she won the latest series of Strictly Come Dancing just before Christmas.
She enjoyed a well-deserved break in Jamaica over New Year, and then threw herself into rehearsals for the live tour.
Caroline enjoyed the BBC One show so much, that she recently revealed that she's considering moving from TV presenting to starring in a musical.
"It’s made me sort of want to change my career," she said during an appearance on Alan Carr's New Year Specstacular.
"Like, not be a dancer because I’m not a dancer, but it’s made me want to do things like maybe be in a musical or do something like that. And I’d never thought of that before. Literally, it’s changed my life."