Location, Location, Location TV star Phil Spencer's parents are both killed in car crash on family farm where he grew up - with fellow Channel 4 co-host Kirstie Allsopp paying tribute

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Property TV star Phil Spencer's parents are both killed in car crash on family farm where he grew up - with Channel 4 co-host Kirstie Allsopp paying tribute

By Oliver Price

Published: 15:52 EDT, 19 August 2023 | Updated: 16:08 EDT, 19 August 2023

Property TV star Phil Spencer's parents have both been killed in a tragic car crash on the family farm where he grew up.

His father Richard, 89, and mother Anne, 82, were pulled from the vehicle after it went into a river on the farm, but they sadly could not be saved.

The star of Channel 4's Location, Location, Location co-host Kirstie Allsopp paid tribute to the parents of her close friend, and said it was a 'great source of solace' to him that they were together as they passed away, The Sun reports.

Richard and Anne were reportedly driving on an access road to a local pub for lunch on Friday when their car drifted into a shallow river, which is a tributary which flows through the family farm in Littlebourne, near Canterbury, Kent.

Property TV star Phil Spencer's parents have both been killed in a tragic car crash on the family farm where he grew up (Phil Spencer pictured with his mother Anne)

Phil's (left) Location, Location, Location co-host Kirstie Allsopp (right) paid tribute to the parents of her close friend, and said it was a 'great source of solace' to him that they were together as they passed away

The fire service and police officers were called to the scene and an air ambulance also flew to the farm.

Richard and Anne were pulled from the car and taken to hospital, but he was pronounced dead there and she died afterwards.

Another woman, in her 60s, was also in the car but suffered minor injuries.

Phil, 53, spent last night with his younger sisters Caryn and Helen and his older brother David.

Kirstie Allsopp told The Sun that she had spoken to Phil and that the deaths were 'tragic for the Spencer family' which is 'very loving and close'.

She said that Richard and Anne, who had four children and eight grandchildren, were 'lovely people' and 'both people of Christian faith'.

Kirstie added that Phil and his siblings are supporting each other through the tragedy.

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