Molly-Mae Hague talks £800k home burglary
Reports emerged last month that an, 'experienced gang,' had broken into Molly-Mae and Tommy Fury's Manchester home.
The thieves apparently stole £800k worth of belongings while the couple were out at an event in London.
Molly-Mae is now speaking out about what happened.
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In an emotional YouTube Q&A with fans, the 2019 Love Island runner-up admitted it was, "one of the worst things that’s ever happened to me."
"It was just awful, horrendous, terrible. So we’ve been dealing with a lot," she said.
"Our apartment was robbed, ransacked, emptied, you name it."
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"They took everything..."
"I’m sure you guys have read, but basically, what they said in the articles is true, they took everything and we were left with not a lot of stuff at all."
"I have been dealing with emotions that I wouldn’t think I’d have dealt with during a time like this – one of them being guilt," Molly-Mae revealed.
The social media influencer said a lot of the online talk around the robbery convinced her she was the one to blame.
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"I started to feel like: 'Was this my fault, did I share too much, did I do the wrong thing?'"
"And I think, on reflection, now I mean – it’s another thing I want to talk about in this video is how things are going to have to change now."
"My job is literally to share my life... that is literally what I get paid to do..."
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"The things I buy, where I live, what I do with my boyfriend, where I'm going."
"Karma will come for the people that did it"
Molly-Mae admitted she lost the balance between what she should be sharing online, and what should be kept private.
She added, "Karma will come for the people that did it. That's all I'm going to say because it's just evil..."
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The 22-year-old revealed she and Tommy moved out of their Manchester apartment after the burglary.
She got quite emotional while talking about having to leave home.
"Honestly, I have never understood someone to have an emotional connection with an apartment, it’s so strange," she said.
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"It’s not the things that were taken, it’s not feeling violated of our space, it is literally the sole fact that we had to leave out apartment like that."
"That will never get any easier for me because that apartment was literally my happy place."
"We were absolutely forced out, we couldn’t stay there anymore," the former Love Islander continued.
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"Too many people knew where we lived. How can I sleep there at night if ever Tommy goes away? It wouldn’t be possible."
Molly-Mae was asked if she'll be giving fans a tour of her new place, and she responded, "Unfortunately no."
"I have to be 20 billion times more careful now about the things I’m sharing, the things I’m talking about."
Tommy has yet to comment.
