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Antiques Road Trip defends presenters from 'appalling' online attacks
15 Dec
Summary
- Antiques Road Trip show addressed unacceptable disrespectful comments on Instagram.
- Experts are real people and have been hurt by the online negativity.
- The show's 31st series concluded, with a 32nd confirmed to air soon.

The beloved BBC program, Antiques Road Trip, recently issued a public statement addressing "appalling" and disrespectful comments targeting its experts on social media. The show highlighted that these presenters are real individuals who are deeply affected by the online abuse, underscoring the importance of maintaining a respectful community for all involved. The program, which has been a daytime staple for 15 years, aims to foster joy and curiosity among its viewers.
Despite the unfortunate online negativity, the show's 31st series recently wrapped up, with its 20th episode airing on December 1st. Encouragingly, a 32nd series has already been confirmed, indicating the program's continued popularity. Loyal viewers flooded the show's Instagram post with messages of support, expressing their admiration for the presenters and the show's light-hearted appeal.



