Love Island star Davide Sanclimenti has shared that his house was robbed, with the reality star losing approximately $1.2 million’s worth of “precious” items.
The star appeared in the eighth season of the reality show, coupling up with Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu as they eventually went on to be crowned champions.
In his latest post on social media, Davide revealed via Instagram Stories that his house had been robbed, writing: “I would like to say a big thank you to everyone who has displayed their concern and DMing me and asking why I have been quiet over socials.
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“As you know I'm living in LA atm. Our home got broken into and was robbed of nearly $1.2m (£1m) worth of precious and personal belongings gone within 6 minutes,” he added, with the star continuing his story with another slide.
“Just goes to show the saying is true, 'the evil always target the purehearted' but I'm trying to stay positive. that the good people will always win in the end! I'm taking a few days to reset, change house and keep moving forward.”
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Despite triumphing in the series, Davide and Ekin-Su split up for a second time in January, but the reality star unveiled his newest venture – a personal fitness page – with a post on Instagram back in March.
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“As you all know, health and fitness has been a big part of my life,” he wrote. “I have spent the last 12 years training seriously and I want [to] now share all my knowledge and experience to now assist anyone who wants to start their own fitness journey.
“I decided to have a separate page. I understand that posting too much fitness content can be overfacing, as there is more to life than the gym, but I understand also that many of you appreciate and want to learn how to get the results you want.”
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