EX On The Beach and Big Brother star Lotan Carter has revealed his £49,000 Range Rover has been stolen.
The Magic Mike Live dancer shared a picture of his black SUV on Instagram yesterday and urged followers to contact him if they spot it.
Lotan wrote: "Some grubby b*****d has stolen my car.
"If you see it around Woodford Green/East London please let me know."
While his followers sent him their best, few are optimistic he will get it back.
One commented: "Unfortunately it may be in a shipping container out of the country within 24 hours. Organised crime target these cars specifically."
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Another said: "That will be on a boat by now."
A third posted: "Sorry you can't have nothing nice these days, it's a shame the people that work hard for stuff have things happen like this."
The former reality star has turned his life around after some troubling incidents including being removed from the Big Brother house for aggressive behaviour in 2017.
The father-of-two has built himself back up both physically and mentally and is thriving on the stage of US actor Channing Tatum's hit strip show.
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He recently showed of his dramatic body transformation, telling fans: "I took ownership of my faults and only then did I grow. Stop looking for excuses or people to blame (it’s tough) I promise if you can find the strength to do this your life will change.
"I still have my moments… but I’m far better equipped to cope – I’m not who who I once was x."
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