Olivia Attwood looks relieved as she and beau Bradley Dack move out of their Manchester home... days after 'sickening' burglary
Olivia Attwood and her boyfriend Bradley Dack were spotted moving out of their Manchester home on Thursday, two weeks after being targeted in a 'sickening burglary'.
The Love Island star, 27, looked relieved to be leaving the house, after feeling 'shaken' when thieves broke into her home while she and her Blackburn Rovers beau, 25, were sleeping.
Olivia cut a casual figure as she carried out a Christmas tree, DVD player, suitcases and boxes to her car.
Moving: Olivia Attwood and her boyfriend Bradley Dack were spotted moving out of their Manchester home on Thursday, two weeks after being targeted in a 'sickening burglary' She tied her long blonde hair up in a high bun and opted to go make-up free for the move.
Bradley was also casually-clad in a Givenchy quilted jacket and a black tracksuit.
All packed-up: The Love Island star, 27, and Bradley looked relieved to be leaving the house, after feeling 'shaken' when thieves broke into the home
Feeling the chill: Olivia wrapped up warm for the freezing temperatures, donning a cosy white teddy bear coat, black joggers and white trainers
Dressed down: She tied her long blonde hair up in a high bun and opted to go make-up free for the move
Shaken: The pair decided to vacate their Manchester property after they were left 'shaken-up' by the 'horrible' burglary, where thieves stole their two Mercedes cars from their driveway
Low-key look: Bradley was also casually-clad in a Givenchy quilted jacket and a black tracksuit
The footballer cut a glum figure as he lugged a suitcase down their snowy drive and into the car.
The pair decided to vacate their Manchester property after they were left 'shaken-up' by the 'horrible' burglary, where thieves stole their two Mercedes cars from their driveway.
Chanel and Louis Vuitton bags, Rolex's, and a brand new laptop were also stolen.
Horrible: The Love Island star, said of the theft: 'It was horrible. 'We were in bed, someone had a key, we don't know who it was... We're moving anyway, we're moving this week', she added.
Scary: The star said she felt violated that thieves have rummaged through her belongings inside her own home
The Love Island star, told The Sun last week: 'It was horrible.
'We were in bed, someone had a key, we don't know who it was... We're moving anyway, we're moving this week', she added.
She documented the burglary on Instagram and shared her relief when her cars were recovered. She told her 1.6million social media followers: 'So happy to say both mine and Brad's cars have been recovered by police.
'They had been abandoned not long after I posted on here, so I can't thank everyone enough for getting the word out, because it probably made all the difference.
Stressed: The footballer cut a glum figure as he lugged a suitcase and DVD player down their snowy drive and into the car
Loading boxes: The pair headed inside to give a final sweep of the property before heading to their new home The feeling of someone being in your home and going through your things is quite sickening,' she typed.
'All because some people in this world are too low and disgusting to earn a living like the rest of us.
'Manchester police have been amazing and karma will ultimately catch up with people like this. Thank you for all your messages.'
After the move, Olivia treated her fans to a look inside her new lovenest with a steamy topless bath snap.
Panoramic windows offered an envy-inducing view overlooking the city while the lovebirds sipped on Moet champagne to celebrate their new chapter.
Celebrations: After the move, Olivia treated her fans to a look inside her new lovenest with a steamy topless bath snap
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