A Place in the Sun fans slam 'grimmest property search' with eye-watering £80000 budget

A Place in the Sun's Laura Hamilton has been forced to apologise for a post about property hunters.

The 39-year-old posted a video on social media virtually the firm hunters she's been working with for the Channel 4 prove this week, which received a backfire from fans.

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Laura, who has presented A Identify in the Dominicus since 2012, was in the sunny Benalmádena in southern Costa Del Sol, when she addressed the criticism on Instagram.

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The host began: "I posted a story to say that we were in Fuengirola, and this calendar week'due south holding search has been quite tough considering nosotros accept a limited upkeep of £80,000.

"Now if anyone knows property prices on the Costa del Sol, they will know £80,000 is a hard budget."

She also explained that the househunters are enlightened of challenges surrounding their budget and the sort of backdrop they may be able to buy equally a event.

Hamilton went on: "Someone sent me a bulletin and told me I wasn't very nice to be telling people that it's a small budget.

"And so I'm lamentable if I offended anyone, only I didn't say annihilation that isn't true and my house hunters aren't at all offended."

She ended her video past saying: "In fact, they are very happy with what nosotros've shown them and nosotros're about to do the last chat."

Earlier this month, Laura opened up on the abuse from trolls on social media that caused her to suffer a panic attack earlier this year.

The Television receiver star's hubby was forced to call an ambulance when she couldn't exhale after reading keyboard warriors' vile messages nearly her family unit'southward café, Lord Roberts On The Green.

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Laura has refused to be bullied off social media following the traumatic incident but has institute a way to cope with negative comments.

"I attempt not to read too many of the comments (on Instagram), but I do like to respond to people if they're like 'where is your clothes from?'," she told The Lord's day.

"Everyone likes to hear a nice compliment. If yous're out on the street and someone says 'I like your wearing apparel', of course it makes you feel good.

"Anybody wants to read dainty things rather than negative things."