Mark Wright reveals wife Michelle Keegan has BANNED him from doing housework

Mark Wright has revealed that wife Michelle Keegan has banned him from doing housework due to her obsession with cleaning.

The TV personality, who has been married to the former Coronation Street star since 2015, admitted he only has limited responsibilities around their Essex home.

Mark told The Sun: ‘That’s the job I get around the house, changing bedsheets and the bins.

‘My wife is brilliant, she is so house proud, and I leave her to do a lot as she is so amazing and she doesn’t let me touch most as she is so OCD about how it should look.

‘There are certain things she hates to do, and she’ll say to me when I am here on the radio show, “Mark I’m not doing the sheets until you get home, so I’m not going to bed until you get home.”

‘So I have to go home and do it. It’s a chore you leave until the last minute.’ 

It comes after the couple, both 33, were rumoured to be adding another venture to their business empire with plans to launch a fashion company.

They have set up their third private company in just five weeks, according to documents on Companies House.

Mark recently kickstarted his fitness brand TrainWright and it seems that they intend to extend their £7million empire even further. 

Their latest company is called Mysa Ventures and is listed as a retail business in recent documents added to the site on June 25, reported the Sun.

Mark’s companies Mysa Active and Train Wright were launched in May and 85 per cent of the new firm is owned by Mysa Active.

The other 15 per cent is owned by ‘brand building firm’ Catalyst Group, which has links to Jessie Lingard as well as reality stars Molly Mae Hague and Zara McDermott.

MailOnline contacted Michelle and Mark’s representatives for comment at the time.

This comes following reports Mark and Michelle are reportedly set to become multi-millionaires after he set up Train Wright and Mysa Active. 

Both businesses are documented as ‘physical well-being activities’ with Mysa Active registered as the ‘retail sale of clothing in specialised stores’.

While it appears that Mark has already planned his next business steps as he has already created a Train Wright Instagram account.

The page, which is yet to officially launch, already has 3,323 followers and is following Mark and Michelle.

Yet Mysa Active appears to still be in the works as there is no social media created for the company just yet.

Mark has been sharing his fitness workouts to Instagram during lockdown and has been joined by several famous faces, including former TOWIE co-star James Argent, Keith Lemon and Mollie King. 

The publication claims that Mark is said to be worth £9.1 million, thanks to his TOWIE days and now Heart FM work, while Michelle has a net worth of £2.7 million due to her work on Coronation Street, Our Girl and now Brassic.

The reality star turned presenter is said to have secured a £150K deal to present the Saturday radio show.

While Mark reportedly made £1.1m through his real estate company, Chigwell Properties Ltd, after purchasing a home for £1,050,000 and converting it into four separate three-storey houses in 2018.  

Despite selling one of the properties, it has been claimed that two of the properties are still on the market and his sister, Jess Wright, is living in the fourth house. He is set is set to make over £5 million if he sells all the homes.

Mark also added to his net worth by working with brands Littlewoods and Matalan in another big money move.

The reality star returned to Essex last year after quitting his role as a presenter for Extra in Los Angeles. He was forced to embark in a long-distance relationship away from wife Michelle as she had filming commitments in the UK and elsewhere. 

Mark and Michelle currently live in their £2million property in Chigwell, Essex, yet last year, in October, the couple purchased a £1.3million ‘dream home’ nearby with plans to turn it into a Georgian-style mansion.