Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen has given away his Cotswolds estate after experiencing an 'end of life crisis'.
The TV presenter and design expert has chosen to hand over the estate to his sons-in-law after the experience.
Back in January, Mr Llewelyn-Bowen spoke about an "end of life crisis" which saw him lose consciousness during a water stunt on Netflix's Celebrity Bear Hunt.
The 60-year-old has since made the choice to no longer be in charge at the Cotswolds house which he lives in with his wife, Jackie.
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His daughter, 27-year-old Hermione, and her partner also live at the home while his other daughter, 30-year-old Ceclie lives nearby with her husband and two children.
Mr Llewelyn-Bowen explained the decision to the Sunday Times and said: "We're not going to be those old people sitting on a great big pile of cash. Terribly unhappy, terribly lonely.
"Owning a lot of stuff but not actually having the benefit of it. We are very, very privileged, but we have made this decision. We have manifested this life."
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His daughter added: "Hilariously, Cecile and I aren't on the deeds, because we inherit it anyway, it's actually the husbands.'"
The design icon also shared a humourous anecdote about talking to his solicitors about his decision.
"One of the most amusing things was having to sit down with a solicitor for them to assess whether Jackie and I were being coerced into this by our bullying sons-in-law," he added.
"Our friends just can't believe it. They go, 'What happens if you all fall out?'."
