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Location, Location, Location presenter Kirstie Allsopp, 49, has shared her struggles with her 424,000 Twitter followers this morning after a series of unfortunate events saw her losing a

valuable item and getting scammed while trying to retrieve it. The star revealed she had paid $34.99 to try and recover her possessions from an airport in Nice, France, only to realise the

company she went through wasn’t genuine. Kirstie opened up on the frustrating situation and asked her fans for their advice. She penned: “Yesterday was scammed by @InstafileR I lost

something at @AeroportNice and when I googled “lost property Nice airport” Instafile came up.  “I paid $34.99 for their service but in fact Troov (not on Twitter interestingly) are the

official lost property partners of Nice airport.” She added in a follow-up tweet: “The whole thing feels very dodgy.  READ MORE... OLYMPIAN JACK WOOLLEY SHARES UPDATE FOLLOWING SURGERY AFTER

ATTACK “Thank you, I hope so too,” the Channel 4 presenter wrote back. Kirstie previously shared her fury about exam results last week, as children across England and Wales received their

final grades for their A-levels and GCSEs. The TV personality is mother to two sons, Bay, 15, and Oscar, 13, who she shares with her husband Ben Andersen. Kirstie complained about the

education system, as she alluded to the virtual learning provision given by her sons' schools during lockdown. The Channel 4 broadcaster claimed the inequality of results would be

"exacerbated by Covid". She fumed: "In the last 48 hours I have seen, within own my family, the inequalities with education that have been so exacerbated by Covid. "Two

kids, two schools, two very different sets of results. I saw what one school did in lockdown and what one did not." Kirstie did not say which of her children she was referring to, while

she is also step-mother to her husband's two children from a previous relationship.