Located in London's Notting Hill neighborhood, the eye-catching pink house from "Love, Actually" has become a major draw for Instagrammers and bloggers.
It served as the backdrop for the iconic rom-com scene in which Mark (Andrew Lincoln) declares his love for Juliet (Keira Knightley) with cue cards, and fans of the rom-com can't resist posing in front of it.
"I had no idea this house was in the film when I bought it before the Instagram craze and now I am living under a blanket of selfies, tour guides, and a queue of tourists lining up to take photos on weekends," the house's owner, who wishes to remain anonymous, told the Daily Mail in 2020.
According to The Telegraph, to combat the problem, the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea council has requested that tourists stop crowding outside the property.
The council is also highlighting alternative movie locations nearby, like the public Portobello Road area, which was featured in the film "Paddington."
In the meantime, the woman who owns the "Love Actually" house is making the best of the situation.
As The Telegraph reported, the homeowner has since placed a donation box outside the building and is giving the proceeds to local charities dedicated to helping those who are experiencing homelessness.