Ollie Locke has gushed over his new life in the Hampshire countryside as he revealed: ‘I wish I had done this years ago.’The former Made In Chelsea star, 39, husband Gareth and their children quietly moved to the countryside in the summer after being evicted from their £4million London home over unpaid rent. The reality TV couple were forced out of their Chelsea townhouse earlier this year amid a mounting rent scandal that left a £25,000 bill still unpaid, with the cost later rising to a whopping £45,000 with added legal fees and fines. But in a new interview with Closer magazine, Ollie told how the move to the new abode has been ‘amazing’ and ‘heaven’ as he told how the couple’s three-year-old twins Apollo and Cosima have been ‘thriving’.Discussing his new life, Ollie shared: ‘We had planned to move to the countryside for quite a long time before this, but when we did, it was amazing,’The dogs are having a better life. We’re having a better life. The kids are thriving enormously, and we’ve made some lovely friends. It’s a different way of life, but it’s a way of life I wish I had done 10 years ago.’ Meanwhile, Ollie has told how the possibility of returning to Made In Chelsea, which he quit in 2023, is ‘not viable’ amid his move away from London. Ollie Locke has gushed over his new life in the Hampshire countryside as he revealed: ‘I wish I had done this years ago’ The former Made In Chelsea star, 39, husband Gareth and their children quietly moved to the countryside in the summer after being evicted from their £4million London home over unpaid rent [pictured with his twins]While he added that it ‘doesn’t make sense where we are in life right now’ as he told how still doing the show at age 40 is not ‘ideal’. Back in May, Ollie, Gareth and their twins were spotted in another rental property in leafy south-west London enclave Barnes, a stone’s throw from Ollie’s best pal Binky Felstead.That property was far from being a downgrade from their £4million London home, and was thought to be worth around the same amount as their former Chelsea pad, but it seems the couple had decided their London life is finally over.Posting to his 545k Instagram followers in June, Ollie shared a reel of their new life in the countryside, revealing they have moved to the south coast.’After 20 years and a million adventures I’ve decided to live my childhood dream and move to the countryside,’ he told fans.’We rode out of Waterloo for the very last time as Londoners and from Chelsea to chickens, I’m now an uncle to seven chicks and the kids adore them.”I’m building a new adventure on the south coast where the kids can live their very best lives.’The reality star also teased a new work venture, adding: ‘So expect a new countryside Ollie, launching a new business, making new friends and I’m sure, lots of rural challenges.’ The reality TV couple were forced out of their Chelsea townhouse earlier this year amid a mounting rent scandal that left a £25,000 bill still unpaid, with the cost later rising to a whopping £45,000 with added legal fees and fines We’re having a better life. The kids are thriving enormously, and we’ve made some lovely friends. It’s a different way of life, but it’s a way of life I wish I had done 10 years ago.”Not so much King’s Road, but instead getting my hands dirty with a full on country life, come with me in making this adventure one to remember.’ As revealed by the Daily Mail earlier this year, Ollie and Gareth, 37, failed to pay three months’ rent on their former four-bedroom home just off Chelsea’s King’s Road – a debt amounting to £25,000.When the sum remained unpaid, the total ballooned to £45,000 once late fees and legal costs were added, ultimately forcing the couple to vacate under the threat of eviction.They are being held liable for the costs owed, alongside a third tenant who lived at the property and is named on the tenancy agreement. She paid her rent directly to Ollie and Gareth but the money was not passed on to the landlord. Ollie said he felt ‘humiliated’ and suffered a ‘breakdown’ amid the stress of the situation, adding that he and Gareth are ‘100 per cent’ committed to repaying the money owed so they can move forward with their lives.Gareth, who joined original cast member Ollie on Made In Chelsea in 2018, told the Daily Mail they have every intention of repaying the money they owe, stressing that they are a ‘normal family’ who budget like anyone else.He said: ‘Everyone else has financial issues, whether it’s paying a credit card bill late or paying their rent late.’Ollie then offered new insight into his ‘humiliating’ financial struggles, revealing he spent around £500,000 on IVF and surrogacy in his journey to fatherhood.Ollie told the Daily Mail that he sold his former home to fund treatment with husband Gareth, before the couple welcomed their twins via surrogacy in July 2023.