GK Barry, also known as Grace Keeling, has given her fans a glimpse inside her chic Nottingham pad, where the social media sensation settled during her university days while studying film and later completing a Masters in digital marketing. The creator behind the popular Saving Grace podcast is well-known for offering bits of her life to her followers, often using her trendy Nottingham dwelling as a backdrop for her widely loved skits, reports OK!
At just 25 years old with an impressive TikTok following of 3.8 million, she regularly shows off the stylish design of her home, featuring beautifully decorated spaces with calming neutral tones and finished with modern touches like sharp black granite counters. She also gave a look at an original chimney breast, decked out with an array of sculptures and wall hangings.
Her home boasts creative flair, with rooms full of framed pictures, bold black furniture pieces, a spacious sofa, and the pièce de résistance, a vast, family-sized refrigerator. Living at home doesn't curb her enthusiasm, as she light-heartedly shares quirky stories about life living with her mum and dad.
In one hilarious TikTok, she recounted how a family member swapped the English Breakfast tea with a ginger teabag, marring her morning cuppa. Grace, who is in a relationship with England footballer Ella Rutherford, called the perpetrator a "sick b*stard" and the video was aptly titled: "I'm living in a house full of animals."
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! star Grace's connection to Nottingham extends beyond her current residence; she's a proud graduate of Nottingham Trent University, where she honed her skills in film studies. She has an impressive professional portfolio, having worked on BBC's Doctors and Netflix's Hood.
Her popularity has soared, amassing 1M followers in just one year. Currently, she hosts her own podcast, The Saving Grace Podcast, where she engages in lively chats with various celeb guests about life and juicy titbits. Some of her high-profile guests have included Wayne Lineker, Pete Wicks, Alison Hammond, Chloe Burrows and Indiyah Polack.
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