Gogglebox stars call in exorcism as ‘three ghosts’ live in their home

Gogglebox veterans Giles Wood, and Mary Killen, were left completely shocked after finding out they had some spooky tenants living with them.

The reality star couple, who regularly appear on the hit Channel 4 show, were concerned about the presence of spirits in their home.

In a bid to banish the ghouls from their Wiltshire home, they found an exorcist to evict them.

Exorcism expert Georgia Coldridge was hired to investigate – and the couple were right as she discovered three ghosts living in their abode.

Giles, who has dedicated his life to art shares his home with his wife Mary, raved about Georgia’s success in banishing the spirits – who are said to have been a boy, an elderly woman and a farm worker.

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While speaking with the Daily Star about the unexpected tenants, Giles explained the spooky fiasco.

He said: “She identified three ghosts of former occupants. None of them malign but all of them ‘stuck’.”

“One, who had sat huddled at the fireplace for many years, ‘was a simple fellow, he didn’t think much.’ If we consider the low expectations of agricultural workers of the previous centuries, the lack of stimuli, education or even curiosity, this could only be expected.”

“Another was a boy of 16. The third is an old lady who had lived during Queen Victoria’s reign.”

Much to his surprise he continued: “Georgia moved them onwards and upwards. She encouraged the boy to go to a ‘country fair’ and an angel came to take the very old lady.

“She also expelled a cohort of nature spirits in the kitchen (where Mary and I argue the most) and I helped by enthusiastically swishing a smoking sagebrush torch in the direction of the back door, which had been opened to allow the exeunt omnes.”

He added that he was delighted with Georgia’s accomplishment of successfully removing the ghosts during the exorcism process. Whilst adding that he strongly believed the spirits had become “trapped” in a state of purgatory at their home.

Although this hasn’t stopped the couple from considering uprooting, as Giles recently told the Wiltshire Gazette & Herald, “After 30 years, I am now ready to transplant myself again”, when quizzed about the possibility of moving.