ROSANNA Davison has shared a major update on her home renovations with a new lavish feature.
The Dublin native revealed late last year that after years of house hunting, she finally secured the keys to her family‘s “forever home”.
Rosanna and her husband Wes Quirke bought their dream home recently[/caption]
Rosanna showed off her new soon-to-be cinema room[/caption]
The TV star has previously mentioned her plan of moving into the property before summer 2025 – and with the sunny season just around the corner, work is seriously underway.
The 40-year-old has been sharing snippets of their new home renovation journey on Instagram.
Yesterday Rosanna revealed that they’re installing a cinema room in the house.
The mum-of-three shared a video of the near-empty room and said: “Our cinema room today… insulation about to go in.
“A lot of work to be done. But very exciting too!
“A month feels like six when you’re mid-renovation.”
Rosanna had previously mentioned that her dad Chris de Burgh had suggested a cinema room for their new home.
She told fans: “Originally we thought it would be the office for me and Wes but my dad came up with the idea of putting in a cinema… mainly so he and Wes can watch football matches in peace I suspect.”
Rosanna and her husband Wes Quirke have three kids together; daughter Sophia, five, and four-year-old twin boys Hugo and Oscar
The family-of-five attended the annual St Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin city centre on Monday.
Rosanna shared a cute photo of her famous dad, Chris De Burgh, and her mum, Diane, beaming as they held onto their grandson Hugo on the way to the city
The Irish beauty wrote in her caption: “May your troubles be less and your blessings be more and nothing but happiness come through your door.”
FAMILY FUN
American actor Eugene Levy and his daughter Sarah were also spotted at the University of Galway parade.
The Schitts Creek star and Sarah were welcomed as guests in the parade, which had the theme of Sea and Stone.
In a clip posted to Virgin Media’s Instagram, Eugene looked ecstatic to be joining in on the parade madness.
The 78-year-old said: “I love it, it’s beautiful, everyone person I have met has exuded this kind of warmth that makes you want to come back.”
