Fielding announced on 25 June 2010 that she was to step down as presenter of Most Haunted. [12] In subsequent interviews, Fielding also indicated that she would finish presenting Ghosthunting with.. and all other paranormal-based broadcasts in 2010. [13] However, in May 2011, Fielding appeared in an episode of the UK version of the Celebrity Ghost Stories series for the bio channel, [14] with the entire UK series of Celebrity Ghost Stories being produced by Fielding's Antix Productions company. Then in September 2011 Fielding presented another episode of Ghosthunting with... featuring the cast of The Only Way Is Essex. [15]

Baxter, Biddy; Barnes, Edward (1989). "Chapter Nine: Crest of a Wave". Blue Peter: The Inside Story. Letchworth: Ringpress. pp.214–216. ISBN 0-948955-50-3. Nothing wrong with this. I hoovered this within a few days while I was on holiday. Could have very easily read it on the plane to Edinburgh (aka one sitting) , but I felt a little underwhelmed. everything felt a tad flat and not fleshed out - I know, first book in a series, but still, it wasn't what I was hoping for. In November 2015, Fielding took part in the ITV reality series I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! [18] She finished the show in tenth place after being evicted on 30 November. Sandbach Directory". sandbach.org.uk. Archived from the original on 12 May 2008 . Retrieved 28 June 2008.In September 2021, Anderson Press published the first book in Fielding's new series of books, The Ghost Hunter Chronicles, following tales of three friends. The first book in the series was titled The House in the Woods. The second book in the series, The Ripper of Whitechapel, again published by Anderson Press, was released in September 2022. Fielding’s forays into the realms of the dead have ultimately, she says, made her a calmer and happier person. “When we first started doing Most Haunted I didn’t really believe in a life after death. But I now believe in an afterlife and it has made me a much happier person. I used to be terrified of death but I am not frightened of any more. I’ve already told my relatives on the other side I want a party when I come over.

But, while some couples worry how their relationship dynamic will work when they have the family home to themselves, it’s clear Yvette is still very much enamoured with her husband.Whilst I loved the paranormal aspect of the book and the friendships the children have, especially how they are there for one another when family matters arise, I found once the initial scary opening scene had passed the book seemed to slow right down and it took quite a while for anything more to occur and I did get a little bored. As expected, the book is an incredibly easy read and on the shorter side but it is still very exciting! The characters are super likeable; the scenery and world that Yvette paints, pictures in your mind really well. And you can’t write a review without mentioning Boris and Mr Pig. Hilarious. I love them both, farts and all. Lol Here’s a picture of her grandmother. “She came through on the Ouija board, said: ‘I love you’ and that she’ll always be there.” Should we do an Ouija board now? “I wouldn’t want to do an Ouija board in my own house. This is my safe place.” Fielding and Beattie sometimes do new episodes, which go on their YouTube channel. And they do the Most Haunted Experience, events in haunted locations where you can go along and get spooked. Now Fielding has added a new string to her ghost bow: books – spooky novels, for kids. We’ll get to those.

The subterranean chambers were once home to a witches’ vault and a stone circle, said to contain an evil presence. They are also the ex-stalking ground of infamous killers Burke and Hare.

As well as presenting Most Haunted, Fielding also ran and co-owned a tea shop in Manchester called 'Propertea', near to Manchester Cathedral until 2016 when she left to start her own tea shop. [17] But she never imagined Most Haunted would bring her a talented daughter-in-law. American singer-songwriter Lucy is also an actor known for her TV and film roles, including the 2016 movie Mother’s Day with Julia Roberts. Yvette’s writing style was very easy to read, and not to complicated, which I really like in a book like this, as you can just relax into the story and let your imagination go wild. Rounding up to three stars as feeling generous. While younger readers will love this, I think it was a bit meh and a tad too cute/tame. So, why did I come away from this feeling "Well, that was a fun, easy read. A bit meh, but still, a nice easy read"?