Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury's Manchester home 'burgled' as 'gang steal £800,000 of belongings'
The couple had £800,000 worth of their possessions stolen by an "experienced gang" who specifically targeted their home, according to reports by the Mail Online.
The plush home was torn upside down while boxer Tommy, 22, and Pretty Little Thing creative director Molly-Mae were out having fun at the latter's Beauty Works launch party on Thursday, October 21. The MailOnline reported that the couple have been so shaken-up from the incident that they have vowed never to live in their swanky apartment again.
The couple had a mixture of expensive jewellery and designer clothes stolen during their evening out."Unfortunately they feel they have been targeted and don't feel safe there any more."A representative for Greater Manchester Police revealed: "On Friday 22 October 2021 police received a report of a burglary."Enquiries are ongoing and no arrests have been made.
She teamed her look with a Louis Vuitton shoulder bag and a pair of sunglasses propped up on her hair. Molly-Mae smiled to her followers as she showed off her dewy makeup look, her blonde locks pulled back into a bun.For all your latest updates on the Love Island stars, sign up to OK!'s daily newsletter.
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