As COVID-19 first took hold, Steph McGovern and Channel 4 decided to broadcast her brand new daytime show from her home in Harrogate, Yorkshire.
And according to The Sun, this has not gone down well with her irritable neighbours.
Steph, 37, hosts The Steph Show from her house on a posh cul-de-sac, the publication reports, and the other residents are allegedly beginning to get hacked off by the to-ing and fro-ing it entails.
Neighbourhood watch: As COVID-19 first took hold, Steph McGovern and Channel 4 decided to broadcast her brand new daytime show from her home Yorkshire
The Sun claims 'the production equipment parked outside and the steady flow of deliveries for The Steph Show have gone down badly'.
A source told the paper: 'This seemed a good move to get the new show on air as planned.
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'But unfortunately it has now gone on for some time and neighbours are getting increasingly irritable.
'The thought of this carrying on for many more weeks has been too much for them to accept.'
Uproar: Steph, 37, hosts The Steph Show from her house on a posh cul-de-sac, the publication reports, and the other residents are reportedly beginning to get hacked off by the to-ing and fro-ing it entails
Not impressed: The Sun claims 'the production equipment parked outside and the steady flow of deliveries for The Steph Show have gone down badly'
MailOnline has approached reps for comment.
Channel 4 confirmed that 'The Steph Show currently has a production team of five people working on site. All are strictly following PHE guidelines.'
The Steph Show launched on March 30 - with Channel 4 poaching former BBC presenter Steph for themselves - but opening numbers weren't great.
Only 234,000 viewers tuned in for the debut episode.
Steph recently revealed she was once told by the head of BBC Breakfast to change her 'lairy outfit'.
Bold: Steph revealed that she was asked to 'tone down' her clothing choices by the former head of BBC Breakfast after turning up in a red dress and heels to work
After turning up to work in a bright red dress and heels, the journalist was asked to 'tone down' her clothing choices by the former head of the BBC's morning news show, Alison Ford, who died from breast cancer in 2013.
She admitted to The Telegraph's Stella Magazine
She said: 'I turned up in a bright Topshop dress with big New Look heels, and was taken to one side by Alison and asked just to take it down a notch or two.
'I guess a lairy outfit combined with my accent would have meant I’d have been hard to take seriously.’
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