A prominent BBC figure has disclosed that she will “never work with a fellow TV star again,” despite their lengthy 20-year career and friendship. Susannah Constantine, 61, and Trinny Woodall, 60, were the sought-after fashion experts until they terminated their TV collaboration. The duo collaborated for two decades from 1994 to 2014 and co-hosted the renowned BBC programme What Not To Wear.
However, Susannah recently confessed that their working partnership is a thing of the past. In an interview with The Sun, she stated: “No, I would not revive it. I think What Not To Wear was an incredible show. The way we did it doesn’t have its place today unfortunately. It would be great, but it’s time for the next round of women or men to do it. Trinny and I had our time.”
“Trinny is so busy with her make-up brand, which is phenomenal, and we’ve always been polar opposites. Now, our lifestyles reflect that. I am very happy living in the countryside. I now consider myself to be a mum first and a wife, very 1950s, who also happens to work.”
The pair initially teamed up in 1994 before gaining fame in 2001 when they fronted What Not To Wear. They later moved to ITV in 2006 with their show Trinny And Susannah Undress.
