James Martin, the TV chef, shared with fans on social media that his car had been “broken into” in “broad daylight” and had had its windscreen smashed to pieces.
TV chef James Martin could not contain his anger when he shared with fans that his car had been broken into, in ‘broad daylight”. Sharing a picture of his windscreen window that had been smashed to pieces, the 52 year old TV favourite captioned the post saying: “So in a week two of my friends cars got stolen, one other mate got mugged and now I had this happen all in broad daylight all in central London.”
Hew continued, “London is broken a lot, and I’m bringing the Mali’s next.”
Fans eluded the comment section as soon as his post appeared. One person remarked, “It’s such a shame I wouldn’t go to London now because it used to be wonderful. What is happening in this country, another piece of writing.
Meanwhile, a third person expressed concern that some Londoners don’t care, but some do. While another simply stated, “The entire country is broken.”
James recently praised his passion for cars and his impressive collection of sought-after classics in an interview from April. Speaking to SL. He revealed that his favorite vehicle is his Toyota Hilux pick-up truck, which he mentioned to his friends.
However, his purchase has caused him to receive mockery in his friendship group.
He said, “You can chuck everything in a Toyota Hilux pickup truck and it will go forever. You’ve got all these cars, but you’re driving around in a pick-up truck, asks my pals. “
The Hilux is thought-provokingly priced at £35, 000. Then James recalled the time Jay Kay, a fellow car enthusiast and former pop star, offered him a deal on a BMW he and his friends regularly drive.
He responded, “Jay Kay told me to buy one of those. The 760Li is incredibly powerful: 700 horsepower, and a lot of people buy RSA Audis and other similar vehicles.
Vehicles with historical value are thought to be part of James’ extensive collection, which is estimated to be worth £5 million.
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Source: Mirror
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