Stacey is bidding to follow in the designer heels of Selling Sunset’s Chrishell Stause thanks to a new Apprentice-style property show.
When wedding photographer Stacey Macleod’s business ground to a halt during the Covid lockdown she found a release watching the glitz and glamour of the multi-million dollar homes being sold on hit show Selling Sunset.
The series sees property mogul and former Tottenham Hotspur vice-chairman Paul “PK” Kemsley set the trainees a series of property selling-related challenges that will help him decide who to employ as a super-prime real estate agent within his property agency RIB. Stacey, 33, would love to become Scotland’s Chrishell.
Stacey, who suffers from a rare condition which causes the abnormal development of blood vessels that has left her needing crutches to help her walk, filmed the show last summer while in the early stages of pregnancy with her younger daughter. “I grew up being bullied, which left me feeling very insecure. I was told it was very dangerous for me to become a mum, and that I never could.
Stacey, who says photography is her passion and still runs her own prize-winning photography business, watched the first episode of the show at a surprise party organised by her family.
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