Noel Edmonds, 75, is spotted wearing ODD shoes on a trip to Isle of Man as eagle-eyed fans go WILD for his peculiar fashion choice

Noel Edmonds was spotted wearing strange shoes during a trip to the Isle of Man on Tuesday, in a photo shard on social media.

The Deal Or No Deal star, 75, seemed completely unfazed by his choice of shoes as he proudly showed off his two different types of shoes.

Noel chose to wear tan lace-up boots on his right foot and dark brown loafers on his left foot.

Eagle-eyed fans couldn’t help but notice his quirky fashion choice as he posed for a photo with the owners of Laxey Beach Stop Cafe.

Stunned fans flooded the store’s Facebook page with hilarious comments, writing: “Looks like he dressed in the dark.”

The Deal Or No Deal star seemed completely unfazed by his choice of shoes as he proudly showed off his two different types of shoes

Last month it was revealed that Noel had embarked on a new career and now owns a vineyard, shop, restaurant and pub after emigrating to a small village in New Zealand.

He has subsequently announced the ‘first ever vintage’ from his South Island winery, where he lives with his wife Liz.

As well as the winery, the TV star also has a shop, restaurant, pub and café on a £15million estate – and in 2023 this sparked furious rows with residents who accused him of ‘colonising’ their idyllic village.

The Deal Or No Deal star has added winemaking to his repertoire at River Haven, his Ngatimoti estate village in New Zealand.

He and Liz emigrated permanently to New Zealand in 2019 – and now the first wine from their vineyard is ready for consumption.

Noel took to New Haven’s Instagram account to give the community and visitors the exciting update.

He wrote: “BIG NEWS – starting this Friday, River Haven will be serving the very first vintage of our very own Pinot Gris.

‘This wine is a labor of love from our hardworking team, we’re thrilled to finally have it ready for you!

Eagle-eyed fans couldn’t help but notice his odd fashion choice as he posed for a photo with the owners of Laxey Beach Stop Cafe

Noel and Liz settled in the Ngatimoti area of ​​New Zealand several years ago and purchased 12 properties worth almost £15 million on 270 hectares of land

In 2023, Noel sparked a furious row with residents who accused him of ‘colonizing’ their idyllic village (photo: his shop)

One said: ‘I feel like he’s a colonizer. He’s walked in like he’s the lord of the manor (Photo: Noel with a ‘His Lordship’ mug)

‘A special thank you to our wonderful volunteers who helped make this wine a reality.

‘Starting tomorrow we will be contacting all of you to share in our wine (please be patient, there are many of you!). Thank you everyone for your patience thus far.

He concludes: ‘Available again from THIS FRIDAY by the glass, bottle or to take home and share…’

Noel and Liz also held a special wine and cheese evening at his clubhouse in River Haven to celebrate wine, with dozens of locals taking part.

Noel settled in the Ngatimoti area several years ago, purchasing twelve properties worth almost £15 million on 270 hectares of land.

The city is already known in New Zealand for its annual festival, which usually takes place in October and is attended by thousands of people.

In 2023, he sparked a furious row with residents who accused him of ‘colonizing’ their idyllic village.

One said: ‘I feel like he’s a coloniser. He came in like he was the lord of the manor.”

Regardless, his efforts have been fruitful, which is a far cry from his last major business venture: a motivational phone service for pets.

The television star didn’t help matters by posing for photos at the estate holding a mug with the slogan ‘His Lordship’.

The resident added: “He has this attitude… about how he improved the place and made it great – it was already great.”

Regardless, his efforts have been fruitful, which is a far cry from his last major business venture.

In 2016, after axing Deal Or No Deal, Noel shocked the country when he launched a motivational phone service for pets.