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Irish TikTok star Eric Roberts has Christmas gifts stolen from car in Dublin
Donegal TikTok star Eric Roberts was the victim of a robbery in the days before Christmas.
The Squid Games: The Challenge star was in Dublin when thieves broke into his car and stole several items, including Christmas presents.
“I came back to my car to find my back window had been smashed and pretty much everything was taken out of the car,” Roberts told his 268,000 followers on Instagram.
He said that while ‘nothing major’ was taken in the incident, the occurrence ‘just feels very intrusive’.
“Guards were here and its all dealt with… just a bit of a disaster,” he said.
He thanked iMotors, who assisted in organising a replacement car to see him over the festive season.
“I have been so, so lucky,” he said.
Roberts recently featured as one of 456 contestants in the Netflix show, Squid Game: The Challenge and was eliminated on episode seven of the series.
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