PewDiePie shares more information on recent house robbery
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YouTube sensation Felix ‘PewDiePie’ Kjellberg has provided new details after confirming that a house he and his wife Marzia owns has been ransacked.
PewDiePie is one of the most popular content creators on the internet, regularly pulling in millions of views on his YouTube videos, with massive followings across social media.
It’s little surprise then that many were shocked when Marzia posted an Instagram story which stated that the couple’s house had been broken into, and valuables like jewelry, luxury goods, and collected items had all been taken by the thief.
Marzia Kjellberg wrote on Instagram that her home had been broken into.[ad name=”article1″]
While the Swede had remained quiet about the situation himself, he finally addressed the robbery in a video uploaded on Monday, December 2, confirming that is wasn’t his house in the United Kingdom where he lives at the moment that was broken into, although the couple also had some major issues there too.
“What a week,” he said, as he kicked off a video where he looked at cute and heartwarming images. “First, here in the UK, my house got flooded, pure panic for the last couple of days.
“Then, my place in Japan was robbed, and they took all our stuff. Epic. I need to look at blessed images on Reddit to know the whole world isn’t rotten.”
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The 30-year-old confirmed that the Kjellbergs had purchased a property in Japan back in September, and has even teased moving to the country on a permanent basis after the couple spent their second honeymoon in “The Land of the Rising Sun.”
While PewDiePie had previously stated that he was uncomfortable doing a house tour of his home in the Asian country for fears that the location of their property would be determined, it appears that thieves were able to discover it anyway.
