RHOCH's Hanna Kinsella on future of show as she lands debut presenting role
Real Housewives of Cheshire star Hanna Kinsella has addressed her future on the hit ITVBe reality show.
The mum-of-two is often seen juggling her 9-5 dentistry job, life at home and embracing all that the Golden Triangle has to offer but that's all set to change. Hanna, 35, who is a fully qualified and practising dentist, despite her reality fame is putting her years at dentistry school to good use.
Stepping away from the comfort of filming with her fellow Housewives, she will now front her own documentary, in partnership with DOCO Stories. Fans will see Hanna put her professional knowledge, as well as her life experiences as a mum to two young children to use and tackle the ongoing issues surrounding tooth decay in children.
Hanna (left) has confirmed she will be reuniting with her Real Housewives of Cheshire co-stars (ITV)But she won't be stepping away from the glitz and glam of Housewives any time soon as she told me: "I hold Housewives so close to my heart. It's been a massive, massive part of my life. To say 'Will we be seeing you again?' yes, absolutely. It's an integral part of my life and I'm forever grateful for the guys at Monkey Kingdom for giving me a platform and encouraging me to do these things that I feel passionate about.
"They've filmed and televised some of the stuff that I've done with the kids, so it's something I'll hold close to my heart, for sure." Speaking about her documentary, Hanna Kinsella: Little Smiles, she commented: "I'm very excited, I feel like this is something that I'm so passionate about, I really enjoyed filming it."
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Hanna, pictured with her son Max, explained that she put her experience as a dentist and as a mum into the documentary (Sam Tullen / DOCO)She added: "With Housewives it's a very different world to what I do for my day-to-day job. I feel this documentary has sort of given me the opportunity to showcase what I truly feel very passionately about, and also what I've worked so hard to achieve in my career. I guess that gets sort of forgotten about in a way because you're on a reality TV show, and you're sort of seen as a reality TV star and this is my bread and butter and what I enjoy doing."
One thing that became clear for Hanna during the filming process was juggling her busy work life with being a mum to two young children. "Juggling everything is an art in itself," she said, before continuing: "And also persuing what I want to do and I think in this documentary it's very clear, I've got this real urge to talk about kids oral health and to really try and make a difference.
"All of our kids are exposed to so many different sugars, there's limited access to dentists through the NHS, there are so many issues that we're covering in this documentary and as a mum-of-two, I can really relate and resonate with so many parents with the struggles around oral care with kids."
Although she did notice the absence of her "girls", as she explained: "Obviously when you've got the girls and you're filming in the style of Housewives, it's a reality show and you're surrounded by friends. Doing this has been completely different." But when she's not on the ITVBe show, Hanna is working at her clinic, Kiln Lane, she said: "I've always tried to keep that, in the background. So it doesn't sort of veer too much away from what I do, day to day and obviously, Housewives is a reality show and it does follow my real life.
"This has been a thread that's run all the way through since I started filming Housewives, it's nice and I'm thankful to Housewives for giving me the opportunity to do these things on the show, they've actively championed that."
Hanna Kinsella: Little Smiles was produced by Sam Tullen for DOCO. The documentary will air on @docostories YouTube channel in early 2024.
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