Debbie Wingham and her Gossip Stone TV reality show The Most Expensive say goodbye to Marbella at the Hard Rock Hotel
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Debbie Wingham is making the transition from the upscale Spanish town of Marbella to her new home in Dubai and doing it in style with the release of the first episode of her reality TV show The Most Expensive. As the Queen of all things most expensive, Debbie and Gossip Stone TV are making the jump to be where everything is bigger, glitzier, and … more expensive!
As Debbie is no newcomer to the Middle East and many of her most critically acclaimed works were created for Emirati families and showcased in Dubai, this is a most fitting move for her and The Most Expensive show. The send-off episode of her show was produced in Marbella and is now in post-production with a top Hollywood team, with a premiere scheduled soon on Roku TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Apple TV, where Gossip Stone has successfully launched its celebrity reality TV channel. With a potential reach of 150M households, this will be a fitting debut for this, Debbie’s very own TV show.
Featured in this episode is The Starlite Gala, the hottest event of the season for Marbella’s elite, shown in parallel with the process Debbie uses to produce her unique art. During this event, Wingham’s Drip Bags raised $70,000 for the Starlite Foundation, dedicated to improving the health and living conditions of families and children in need. This charity foundation is headed by the Malaga-born A-list celebrity Antonio Banderas, accompanied at this event by fellow celebrity Richard Gere and the charity chairperson Sandra Garcia Sanjuan. The original pieces presented by Debbie at the Gala fetched the second-highest price of the night and set a record for the highest-priced art pieces in the history of Starlite. This collaboration was organized by Wingham’s London gallerists Clarendon Fine Art.
Among her many titles, Debbie was appointed the ambassador for Puerto Banus for the Summer of 2022, and this has led to one of her many creations. The Million Euro Mural, a 40ft…
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