Aggie MacKenzie Breaks Silence on Kim Woodburn's Death After Feud

Kim Woodburn, known as the 'Queen of Clean', passed away on Monday following a short illness, leaving behind her beloved husband of 46 years, Peter. Aggie MacKenzie, a former co-star and on-screen partner, has spoken out about the 'tormented' soul she knew, describing their on-screen relationship as a clash of personalities. Aggie's comments follow Kim's passing, with her husband Peter paying a heartfelt tribute on her Instagram page.

Key Takeaways:

  • Aggie MacKenzie described Kim Woodburn as a "tormented soul" in an exclusive interview with The Mirror.
  • The former co-stars had a long-standing feud, with Aggie stating they clashed often and had "chalk and cheese" personalities.
  • Aggie claimed she was frightened of Kim, describing her as a "bully" who pushed boundaries and felt entitled to the job, status, and money.
  • Kim Woodburn had previously responded to Aggie's claims in 2019, stating she had never said anything derogatory about Aggie and wished her luck.
  • Aggie's comments follow Kim's death, with her husband Peter paying a heartfelt tribute on her Instagram page.
  • Kim Woodburn's husband Peter described her as his "soulmate" and said they were married for 46 years.
  • Aggie MacKenzie's comments highlight the complex relationship between the former co-stars, with Aggie stating they were never friends and Kim was a "damaging" part of her life.

Statistics:

  • Kim Woodburn was married to her husband Peter for 46 years.
  • Aggie MacKenzie and Kim Woodburn were co-stars on Channel 4's How Clean Is Your House from 2003 to 2009.
  • The show had a total of 52 episodes during its run.
  • Aggie MacKenzie described Kim Woodburn's personality as "deeply painful" and "incredibly strong".
  • Kim Woodburn's husband Peter said they had a "bitter end" to their relationship.

Sources:

  • The Mirror
  • Aggie MacKenzie, speaking exclusively to The Mirror
  • Kim Woodburn, speaking to The Mirror in 2019
  • Channel 4
  • Getty Images Europe