Mrs Hinch revealed that she was "crying again" as she felt forced to move out of her "forever home."
The internet's cleaning sensation, real name Sophie Hinchliffe, has informed her 4.2 million followers why she decided to leave her beloved home due to what she described as a "privacy issue."
She announced the news of her move in an Instagram post, showing her husband Jamie, and their two sons, Ronnie, two, and eight-month-old Lennie, holding on to a set of house keys with a wooden keyring reading "Hinch farm".
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Sophie shared a second image showing her two sons sat on a bench holding onto the key.
She captioned it: "Welcome home little ones. I really do feel like Ronnie Lennie & Henry love it here already, and they know it’s home, or maybe I’ve just lost the plot.
"I’m just so excited to watch them grow up here, to get muddy, go on the ride on mower, care for animals, and just run free until they crash out together."
She added: "Thank you for so many kind messages, its been a bit of a whirlwind the past few months but now I finally feel so excited to start this new chapter. Thank you so much from my family and I. Hinch Farm let’s go xxxx"
The new property is a five bedroom farm style house with enough land for the family to care for their own animals.
She later hosted a question and answer session on her Instagram stories, where she was asked why she decided to move and the fan explained that they thought she would never leave the Hinch Home.
Mrs Hinch penned an emotional response as she wrote: "I won’t go into too much detail because I wouldn’t want to give any satisfaction to the cruel person/people involved. But Jamie has wanted to move for a while due to a privacy issue which came about after we had extended the house.
"But I was such a mess because I didn’t want to move. I was crying to him, saying this is my home, I didn’t want to lose it. So I promised him I could fix it."
She went on to add: "I really did try my best behind the scenes guys but it wasn’t enough in the end. Jamie was right… I was putting plasters over things and from that day I felt like I lost my home and I was in a really low place.
"But everything happens for a reason doesn’t it. I’m so so grateful for my life and wouldn’t change a thing but a lot goes on behind closed doors, and if only some people knew how much their selfish actions effects others. But they will not win!
"I will always love this house, but I will make Hinch farm our forever home, where the boys will be so safe, and we will feel comfortable again."
When asked if she has sold her original home she said no, not yet, as she added that the home was extra special to her and her family.
She explained: "We have decided to keep this home within our family, to be able to help our family this way is something I have never been able to do in my life. It's a home they’ve always dreamed of and I know it will be loved."
She added: "Ok, now I'm crying again."
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