Through the coronavirus keyhole: Take a peep into the homes of the lockdown celebrities - Tech

Through the coronavirus keyhole: Whose sitting room makes headlines and who’s got a rock star kitchen? Take a peep into the homes of the lockdown celebrities and see if you can work out who lives in a house like this

Celebrities, politicians and sports stars have been giving a peak into their homes
We can learn about our favourite famous faces from the books, clutter and decor
But can you tell whose house is whose based on the clues below?

By Daily Mail Reporter

Published: 22:42 BST, 9 April 2020 | Updated: 23:01 BST, 9 April 2020

A telling book on a shelf, a giveaway knick-knack or a garish set of curtains, it’s amazing what you can learn about people from their isolation selfies.

Celebrities, politicians and sports stars have been giving everyone a tantalising peak into their private lives.

But can you tell whose house is whose? Let’s play: through the corona keyhole!

A slice of the action: Check out this stylish kitchen of a glam TV and radio presenter. Daughter Hollie is helping make pizzas — they look pretty good so… has she got talent?

Treasured library: This resident has only been in his job a few weeks, but he’s already one of the busiest men in the country. Wonder if he’s got Gordon Brown’s autobiography on his bookshelf — or George Osborne’s?

Please hold, one’s call is very important to us: This famous lady has held the heart of an heir for almost half a century… but it looks like there’s still space in this royal’s affections for horses and hounds, too, judging by the photos scattered around her very cluttered office!

A very pregnant pause: This posh star of a Bafta award-winning reality TV show gives us a unique glimpse into her boudoir. Seems she won’t be seen on the streets of Chelsea any time soon…

By George, who on earth could this be? Good Evening, and welcome to the BBC News at Six O’Clock. Or is it Ten? Or midday? It’s hard to know just where you are in these self-isolating times

Do ya think I’m hungry? With her rocker husband upstairs playing with his train set, someone else has got to dish up dinner

Plain confusing: On air, this newsman loves nothing more than to dazzle viewers with his garish neckwear. Yet he clearly prefers neutral surroundings at home

Speaker’s corner: Where better than a tranquil, book-lined bolt-hole to perfect this politics presenter’s entertaining brand of excitable exasperation?