Homes under the hammer's lucy alexander left ‘gutted' by son

Lucy Alexander, 48, told her Twitter followers she disapproved of her 14-year-old son Leo’s new haircut before sharing a picture of his choice. In view of her 26,000 followers, the former

Homes Under The Hammer star took to the micro-blogging site to share her thoughts. She wrote: “My son has just arrived home with the chav haircut fade thing. He’s 14 tomorrow. “Gutted on all

fronts. #motherandsons.” A day later, the mother-of-two shared a picture of her son with his new haircut as he opened his birthday presents. She wrote: “Happy 14th bday Leo. (He Still gets

a football every year!!) Love you son. Now stop growing up plse. Thank you ... mum X.”(sic) One of her followers wrote: “Saw your Tweet with photo of your son first. I was thinking, ’Wow,

what a beautiful hair!’”. Lucy replied: “It’s because I got a good angle!!!!” Many more of her followers shared their experiences on her post. Another user commented: “My 19 year old son got

a Mohican for his lads holiday to Prague and Budapest. “At least it’s not a tattoo or piercing!” Lucy replied: “Ha ha I’ve got that to come.. I might get a tattoo first though!!” The

property expert also shares 16-year-old daughter Kitty with her husband Stewart Castledine. Earlier this month, Lucy Alexander hit out about public transport after travelling with her

daughter, who is a wheelchair user. As part of a lengthy thread, Lucy said it wasn’t easy to get around a particular train station due to broken lifts. “LIVID - Travelling with a wheelchair

user shows what a s**t time they really have,” she began. “Car park has non blue badge holders parking in the only 3 spaces, then lifts are broken AGAIN 2nd time this week no mention on

website. “50 stairs to be carried up to make the train? #surbiton.”(sic) Lucy added train stations need to “get their s**t together” as she revealed herself and Kitty were on there way to

the BBC to discuss problems faced by those in wheelchairs. Kitty was struck down with Transverse Myelitis, a rare neurological disease, which left her paralysed in 2010. _HOMES UNDER THE

HAMMER AIRS WEEKDAYS ON BBC ONE AT 10AM._