Kate lawler admits 'illegal' behaviour that has caused bitter row with neighbour

THE FORMER BIG BROTHER WINNER SAID SHE HAD NO IDEA WHAT SHE WAS DOING WAS AGAINST THE LAW - AND THE SITUATION HAS REALLY SPLIT HER FOLLOWERS 11:20, 20 May 2025 Kate Lawler has confessed to

committing an 'illegal' act and causing a bitter row with her neighbour. The former Big Brother winner, 45, admitted she would have to buy her neighbour an apology gift after an

altercation over a shed. Kate took to her Instagram page to ask fans for advice after she said he neighbour was mad at her for painting the back of her shed without permission. READ MORE The

Traitors' Mollie Pearce shares first photo with new famous boyfriend Kate admitted she should have asked first, and hadn't realised it was actually classed as trespassing and was

technically illegal. She explained to her followers that she had painted the very back of her neighbour's shed - which backed on to her garden - black as it was previously a very bright

blue that she was fed up of looking at. Article continues below Kate said that her neighbours couldn't see the back of the shed from their property so she was surprised they were upset

over her paint job. In a video on Instagram, Kate asked: "Why do I always get myself in these situations? I'm in trouble with my neighbour for painting the back of their bright

blue, garish, shed a different colour. "Won't be doing it again as in hindsight I know I should have asked first, but I didn't think it would be a big deal given that they

can't see it?". She then asked her followers whether they would be annoyed in the same situation, with lots replying they would as it is not her property and she didn't ask

permission. Now a mum to five year old daughter Noa, with her husband Martin Bojtos of almost three years, Kate apologised to her neighbour in another post on the social media site. Article

continues below She warned people: "I've just found out I've broken the law. I found out that me painting someone's shed is actually illegal. I can't believe I

didn't know this. "Genuinely I did not know that me leaning over the end of my garden - sorry, not me my gardener - that him leaning over the end of our garden into somebody

else's garden and paining the back of their shed without their permission is trespassing."