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Levi and Teresa from Athy
Virgin Media Television’s hit show ‘Gogglebox Ireland’ will welcome new contributors to the series this week, with Levi and his mother Teresa commentating from their couch in Athy, Co Kildare.
Levi was raised on country music and does a great Garth Brooks medley. He also loves a bit of Dolly Parton. He works as a chef and is often called upon to do his country-themed party piece for the customers.
Teresa works part-time with people with disabilities. She also has one young granddaughter with whom she loves spending time.
TV Favourites: Levi loves food shows, he really enjoys baking for Teresa, his speciality is cheesecake. Teresa is happiest with a romantic period drama or a murder mystery
New episodes of Gogglebox Ireland air at 9pm Wednesdays on Virgin Media One and Virgin Media Play.
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