Kim Woodburn's family hit back at former co-star Aggie MacKenzie after ‘hurtful' comments about ‘fight' with late star
Earlier this week, it was revealed that Celebrity Big Brother star Kim had died aged 83 after a short illness.
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The TV personality rose to fame on Channel 4 's hit series How Clean is Your House? alongside Aggie, and her co-star spoke out this week following her death.
Kim's family called Aggie's comments "hurtful" after she recalled an argument the pair had to The Mirror.
Aggie told the paper that she and Kim fell out in 2008 after they had a disagreement backstage of a pantomime production.
Aggie then alleged that Kim pushed her and she fell over.
A friend of Kim's husband Peter told The Sun: "Peter is very hurt and upset that Aggie has used Kim's death as an opportunity to put herself back out there in public domain.
"A lot of things that Aggie has said are untrue.
"Recollections may vary."
They went on: "Kim was asked in interview many times about Aggie but kept a dignified silence out of respect for the great work they did together.
"Kim's friends and family find it upsetting that she couldn't do the same since Kim's passing."
Kim and Aggie hosted How Clean is Your House? from 2003 to 2009.
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One year before the series ended, the pair starred as the Ugly Sisters in pantomime Cinderella in Brighton.
Speaking to The Mirror, Aggie claimed the alleged shove "blew up" their friendship.
She said: "She [Kim] went off to her dressing room and she was crying her eyes out.
"She was really upset and I was really upset – I was so furious."
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