Lydia Millen’s chic Christmas: From countryside walks to dazzling dinners at The Ritz and carol concerts, inside the influencer’s very posh festivities
‘Poshinfluencer’ Lydia Millen spared no expense as she got into the festive spirit this Christmas.
This year, the 37-year-old actress shared a look inside her extravagant celebrations to her 1.7 million Instagram followers.
Lydia has decked out her polished £2 million home in Northamptonshire with stylish décor for Christmas.
Wearing luxury matching pajamas, Lydia filmed herself showing off her Christmas tree extravaganza with her hair tied up in a stylish bow.
As we approach Christmas, Lydia and herself his wife and fellow content creator Ali Gordon enjoyed a dazzling dinner at The Ritz, walked the countryside in Barbour jackets and attended a carol concert.
With a three-course menu priced at £175 per person, Lydia and Ali enjoyed a night of luxury.
‘Poshinfluencer’ Lydia Millen spared no expense as she got into the festive spirit this Christmas
This year, the 37-year-old actress shared a look inside her extravagant celebrations to her 1.7 million Instagram followers.
The duo sat back in their matching black suits and sipped champagne all night long.
When they’re not enjoying lavish dinners at London’s most prestigious hotel, Lydia prefers a brisk walk in the countryside with her two dogs, Porter and Berkeley.
The influencer recently turned her attention to The Kings Foundation Christmas Carols, with Christmas just days away.
Fascinated by the beauty of nature and seasonal life, Lydia has a global audience of over 4 million who respect and trust her unique views, and it is reported that she and Ali have a joint net worth of £10 million.
Lydia recently told her critics: ‘The things you are trying to expose about my past are things you only know because I have happily shared them. ‘You can’t catch me on anything.’
His star continues to rise. He has now worked with brand giants Oscar De La Renta, FRASERS and Space NK.
Lydia, whose credits include Vogue, ELLE, Forbes, Harper’s Bazaar and Marie Claire, is a proud supporter of charities and non-profits close to her heart; these passion projects include The King’s Trust and The King’s Foundation.
Her first book, Evergreen, sold 40,000 copies and she also collaborated with beauty brand Sweed and fashion powerhouse Karen Millen. Fairfax and Favor and Holland Cooper.
Lydia decked out her polished £2million Northamptonshire home with stylish decor for Christmas
Wearing luxury matching pajamas, Lydia filmed herself showing off her Christmas tree extravaganza with her hair tied up in a stylish bow
Ahead of Christmas, Lydia and her husband, content creator Ali Gordon, enjoyed a sumptuous dinner at The Ritz
Lydia and Ali enjoyed a night of luxury with a three-course menu costing £175 per person
The duo sat back in their matching black suits and sipped champagne all night long.
When they’re not enjoying lavish dinners at London’s most prestigious hotel, Lydia prefers a brisk walk in the countryside with her two dogs, Porter and Berkeley.
The influencer recently turned her attention to The Kings Foundation Christmas Carols, with Christmas just days away
He shared photos of the hymn service
But Lydia’s path to success was not predetermined. He is completely self-taught and worked his way up to his current position after learning to code websites when he was just 13 years old.
He was born in Watford and grew up between his parents’ home in Croxley Green, Hertfordshire.
Although she now has her choice of Range Rovers and sports cars, Lydia still looks back fondly on her first car, a Vauxhall Corsa, which she brought from a dealership in Croxley Green 21 years ago.
Fans are just as obsessed with Lydia’s love life. In 2012, Lydia and Ali officially started their relationship.
They got engaged in December 2016 and married in Aynhoe Park, Northamptonshire, in December 2017.
Lydia’s first foray into influencing began in 2011, when she was a marketing student at university, writing a written online blog about lifestyle and fashion.
Her first blogs were about sharing what she found in charity shops and how she upcycled clothes from her wardrobe and put outfits together.
Lydia started vlogging in 2014 and became a full-time influencer two years later.
Since reaching her 30s, her content has evolved to include countryside, gardening and the outdoors.
While much of Lydia’s content thrives in the luxury arena, Lydia is extremely proud of her humble roots and career spanning over 15 years.
