Lisa and David Oldfield’s beaches home offers a haven ahead of both their new TV shows

VIDEO: Couple offer insight into their northern beaches home ahead of their return to TV, as Lisa Oldfield admits her fat shaming was “mean spirited”.

THEY haven’t been far from the headlines since she had her own TV show and he co-founded the controversial One Nation party.

Now, northern beaches power couple Lisa and David Oldfield are set to be propelled even further in to notoriety in the coming months.

She’s signed up for the Real Housewives of Sydney, while a documentary he made visiting outback communities will air on SBS.

David and Lisa Oldfield with their children, Burt and Harry. Photo: Adam Ward

The pair invited the Manly Daily’s #beachlife to their home, situated inland on the northern beaches.

It has stunning views across the bush to the sea and room for their three horses, chickens, a couple of dogs- and even a rescued carpet python.

The couple, with children Henry, five and Bert, four, moved here from Fairlight five years ago.

Lisa Oldfield pays homage to Uma Thurman’s character in Pulp Fiction a few years ago. Picture: Richard Dobson.

Lisa Oldfield was announced in July as part of the Real Housewoves of Sydney cast. Pic Stephen Cooper

Luxury touches include a temperature-controlled 2000-bottle wine cellar and outdoor pool- so it’s no wonder Lisa, 41, describes it as “a haven.”

“It’s a sanctuary. It’s perfect,” she said. “It’s only 30 minutes from town. I love animals — to be able to have all these wonderful pets.”

Lisa, who underwent liposuction last year, is set to become one of the most outspoken Housewives.

While she once had her own TV show, The Catch-Up, and still appears on breakfast TV, her day job is a sales director for a software company.

She’s shifted roles slightly to do the show — but Oldfield said she didn’t want to regret any missed opportunities.

David and Lisa Oldfield have three horses at their northern beaches property, along with chickens dogs and a snake. Photo: Adam Ward

“I didn’t want to be in a position in 20 years time saying ‘why didn’t I do it’,” she said.

“I’m very proud of my children, I’m very proud of my husband, I’m very proud of my house.”

Oldfield hit the press a last month when she ‘fat shamed’ a woman on a flight.

David and Lisa Oldfield are set to hit TV screens again in the next few months. Photo: Adam Ward

Lisa Oldfield posted a controversial photo on Instagram, while flying to Hawaii.

She posted a photo and a rude comment about the overweight passenger, who’d complained about her stripping to her underwear to change, on Instagram.

She told #beachlife she’d taken a sleeping pill and said the woman was “screaming at her.”

“It was mean spirited,” she said. “Sometimes I’m surprised the stuff that comes out of my mouth!”

Former 2UE talkback host David Oldfield and The Catch-Up star Lisa Oldfield with four-day-old son Harry.

Meanwhile, David, 58, dismissed reports his documentary saw him clash with singer Natalie Imbruglia, who was also involved — to the extent they wouldn’t share travel or hotels.

“It wasn’t entirely true,” he said.

“I had a largely different view to some of the people who were there, and so there was some friction.” he said

Libbi Gorr, Lisa Oldfield, Mary Moody and Zoe Sheridan of TV show 'The Catch-Up'.

“I’m glad I went. I went to a lot of places I would never normally go to, like Arnhem Land.”

Back home, he’s house husband to the children- albeit with a nanny.

David with One Nation co-founder Pauline Hanson.

And the former radio host confessed he’s looking forward to having his say again.

“I miss being able to air my views.”