Michelle Keegan headed to her local petrol station to pick up some nappies for her daughter Palma, just hours after her £80k Range Rover Sport got keyed by vandals.
The actress, 38, donned a casual grey loungewear set as she was pictured filling up her car in Cheshire.
Her laid-back look consisted of a slouchy-fit T-shirt with an elasticated waistband and low-rise wide-leg jogging bottoms.
She completed her ensemble with beige trainers and tied her brunette locks up in a half-up-half-down hairstyle.
Michelle then emerged from the shop carrying a white carrier bag filled with nappies as she stocked up on essentials for her Palma, who is seven months old.
Michelle Keegan headed out on a quick nappy run at her local petrol station in Cheshire, just hours after her £80,000 Range Rover Sport HSE got keyed by vandals
The actress, 38, donned a grey loungewear set as she was pictured filling up her car at a station in Cheshire
She took to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday to reveal the extent of the damage to her vehicle, as she blasted the culprits for the cruel act
It comes after Michelle shared her anger and misery with her fans after vandals deliberately scratched the paintwork off the side of her car.
She took to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday to reveal the extent of the damage to her vehicle, as she blasted the culprits for the cruel act.
She filmed a video pointing out the scratch before panning the camera across to show how far it extended along the entire length of her car.
While not revealing which car had been keyed, Michelle has previously been snapped driving a black Range Rover SVR, which costs a whopping £100,000.
She and her husband, Mark Wright, have also been spotted taking their £80,000 Range Rover out for a spin in Cheshire.
It’s not the first bit of bad luck to befall the couple’s vehicles, after their £65,000 Range Rover Sport was previously stolen right out of their own driveway.
Back in December 2020, Mark appealed for help from his followers after the luxury car was snatched while they were at home, but luckily he later revealed it had been recovered 20 minutes away.
Sources at the time claimed the couple were convinced thieves had been watching them as they knew exactly when the gates to their Essex home would be open to steal the vehicle.
Her laid-back look consisted of a slouchy-fit T-shirt with an elasticated waistband and low-rise wide-leg jogging bottoms
She completed her ensemble with beige trainers and tied her brunette locks up in a half-up-half-down hairstyle
Michelle then emerged from the shop carrying a white carrier bag filled with nappies as she stocked up on essentials for her baby girl, Palma, who is seven months old
She was pictured popping the nappies into her lavish SUV before making her way home
Pictured Michelle and Mark’s toddler Palma
Mark took to Twitter to blast the ‘unbelievable’ culprit, asking his fans: ‘If Anyone sees a black Range Rover Sport in the Chigwell area heading away from Abridge number plate ET68LVO please tweet me.
‘Just this second stolen off my drive whilst we are home. Unbelievable.’
Luckily for the TOWIE star, just an hour after his initial appeal, he was able to share some good news with his worried fans and reveal the vehicle had been found.
Announcing the positive turn of events, Mark tweeted: ‘Car has now been found 20mins away.
‘Thank you to @MetaTrakUK @metpoliceuk @EssexPoliceUK for your incredible work. Thank you to all the people who tweeted and showed support. X’
Meanwhile, the damage to her car comes as the second blow for Michelle in just two weeks, after her show Ten Pound Poms was axed after two series.
It comes after Michelle shared her anger and misery with her fans after vandals deliberately scratched the paintwork off the side of her car
Meanwhile, the damage to her car comes as the second blow for Michelle in just two weeks, after her show Ten Pound Poms was axed after two series (seen in show)
The BBC drama followed a group of British citizens who emigrated from post-war Britain to Australia in the 1950s, with Michelle playing nurse Kate Thorne.
It first hit screens in 2023 and drew in a respectable 6.37 million viewers for its first season, but ratings were halved to just 3.15 million by the end of series two, which concluded in April.
The second series also saw Michelle’s story end on a tense cliffhanger, with her character Kate determined to reclaim her son Michael from his adoptive parents.
A BBC spokesperson confirmed the cancellation to the Daily Mail, saying: ‘It’s been a joy to bring the story of the Ten Pound Poms to life for BBC viewers and we are really grateful to Danny Brocklehurst, Eleven and all the cast and crew who have worked on the series.’
