‘Kath & Kim’s’ fictional Aussie sitcom house gets demolished in reality

nypost.com:

the Guardian reported. Construction workers have already started bulldozing the storied property, where the characters Kath Day-Knight and her daughter, Kim, lived out four seasons of shenanigans for a rapt audience down under, where it reached a “Friends”-level caliber of fame.

The company Dig Dig Demolition confirmed to Guardian Australia that the four-bedroom is actively in the process of being knocked down. “We’re in the iconic ‘Kath & Kim’ house, it’s nice, it’s different, it’s unusual, this is the living room, where the foxy ladies would sit and watch TV,” says reporter Brendan Crew in a walk-through of the partially disassembled home posted to social media on Monday. “So many TV memories.

All being demolished to make way for a new house.” The property sold for $1.48 million in November 2016, almost a decade after the show finished airing, according to the Guardian.

News of the home’s demolition came the same week rumors began swirling the series would be get a reboot some two decades since its original run wrapped. “It was unimaginable neighbors could keep TV’s biggest secret under wraps much longer,” an insider told the magazine Woman’s Day, adding that an official announcement will be made before the end of the month, the Daily Mail reported.