Gino D'Acampo Pulls Townhouse Off Market Amid Career Struggles

0:00It's March 25th. From Hollywood to your headphones, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News, today powered by AI. I'm Corey with the Story. TVChefGeno.compo has taken his grade 2 listed townhouse in Harfordshire off the market. The seven bedroom Georgian property in the upscale town of Hodgden was first listed last June for 4.2 million pounds. After months without a buyer, he slashed the price to 2.1 million pounds back in February. Now, just a month later, it appears completely withdrawn from sale. This comes as Geno faces plans to relocate to Australia for new work opportunities. His ITV shows were recently pulled amid multiple allegations of inappropriate conduct spanning over 12 years. Those claims include unacceptable and distressing treatment of colleagues, plus sexist comments. Geno has firmly denied everything, calling the accusations deeply upsetting. Meanwhile, his restaurant business racked up 7.3 million pounds in debts before going

1:02into administration. Sources close to the situation say, Geno learned the hard way. It's a tough buyer's market right now. He was reportedly gutted after cutting the price, but still couldn't find someone willing to meet his terms, even in a trendy area like Hodgden. Geno and his wife Jessica had poured time and money into renovating the 4,720 square foot home for their family. With no comment yet from his team, the future of the property remains up in the air as his career challenges continue.