Lorna Luxe reveals sweet nod to late husband John as she shares a glimpse inside her lavish new ‘temporary’ home which she says he ‘would love’

Lorna Luxe gave a sweet nod to her late husband John Andrews as she shared a sneak peek at her flashy new ‘temporary’ home on Saturday.

The 43-year-old influencer, who lost her husband to stage four adrenal cancer in February at the age of 64, moved into the lavish abode while renovations continued on the couple’s £2.5million home, dubbed the Ghost House.

Lorna said she would ‘love’ that the minimalist property John revealed was also designed by BPN Architects, the same team behind the couple’s Warwickshire mansion.

The influencer showed off her modern home with glass walls and stylish furniture as she settled in next to her beloved dog Kev-Bear.

She admitted on her Instagram Stories that the move was “stressful” but was now “really happy” to be there.

‘John would have loved it because he loved this house. It was designed by the same person who designed our Ghost House, so it has a nice feel to it.’

The Influencer, 43, lost her husband to stage four adrenal cancer in February at the age of 64

The couple previously moved out of their £2.5million home in 2025, with extensive renovations taking place, with Lorna now having to do it once again.

She said her late husband would be proud of her on her Instagram Story on Wednesday night, explaining: ‘I put all my stuff in storage so it’s a bit confusing for Kev-bear.

‘We moved in with a bag of clothes, a corkscrew and a kettle… I didn’t realize we’d have to move from our last house so it was all a bit stressful but you know what, John would have been so proud I pulled it off and gave me and Bear a better chance of ‘temporarily’ house hunting.

comes after Lorna She revealed that she was considering having children after John’s tragic death.

In her first interview since his death, she opened up about her choices not to have children, reflecting on the lavish life she spent with the former banker.

Explaining that they tried to have a child when they first got married at the age of 26, Güzel said that when she did not get pregnant, she decided to focus on her career.

He said the following about the decision:’The past few years I would say: “Do you think we should do something about this? Should we go get me checked?”

‘But then John got sick… I don’t dwell on what could have happened, but I was recently asking the guy who did Botox if I should freeze my eggs.’

He moved into the lavish abode while renovations continued on the couple’s £2.5 million home, dubbed the Ghost House.

Lorna said she would “love” the minimalist property, which John revealed was designed by BPN Architects, the team behind the couple’s Warwickshire mansion.

The influencer showed off her modern home, complete with glass walls and stylish furniture, as she settled in next to her beloved dog Kev-Bear.

Photo of Lorna and John’s Ghost House

he said Times: ‘I have always been part of a partnership; ‘I have big decisions to make on my own now.’

John was first diagnosed with a rare form of cancer in 2023, but after a period of recovery, his cancer returned the following year, having spread to his brain.

The millionaire banker was rushed to hospital with organ failure following a complication from his chemotherapy and fell ill with sepsis shortly before Christmas. Lorna was told to “prepare for the worst” but was home in time to spend Christmas Day with Luxe before she passed away on February 11.

Last month Lorna struggled to hold back tears as she prepared to revisit the spacious Warwickshire home she shared with her late husband, weeks after he died of cancer.

Lorna had to return for a progress report without John and told followers the prospect of returning to the three-bedroom Warwickshire home without her husband was ‘bittersweet’.

He wrote: ‘I’m going to pretend to be John today and head to Ghost House in a while for the quarterly site progress meeting.

‘All the contractors working on site will tell me their plans and I will share anything I would like to change.

‘We were both so excited to go back there. It’s so bittersweet.”

In the second post, she fought back tears as she outlined her plans to return home for a field visit; What was now months of work was being done on the house over a planned six-month period.

He said: ‘I’m having a busy day today. I’m going to the Ghost House shortly and there’s a big meeting today where all the people working together on the rebuild will come together and explain what they’ve done, what we need to do next and where we are.’

‘I was told I would get the house back in August, so it will be a year since John and I moved in. It was supposed to be six months, a huge amount of time, but I think I’ll get back a house that I’m really happy with.

‘And yes, it’s really nice to be home. ‘I’m really missing it at the moment – I don’t know what the next few months are going to look like for me so I’m not going to think about it, but the game plan is going backwards in August.’