Chloe Khan has revealed that a gang tried to steal her Pomeranian dog, Dior, from her while taking the Tube.
The reality TV star, who made millions from OnlyFans, took to TikTok to share the terrifying mugging attempt, saying she thought she would ‘get stabbed’.
The X Factor star had taken the train from Manchester to London but was getting the tube home for her final stretch when a gang of thugs began grabbing at her dog.
She anticipated ‘something weird was gonna happen’ so was holding on tight to her Louis Vuitton bags and held her beloved Dior in her arms.
Although they looked like they were about to step off at Oxford Circus, the threatening group ran over to Ms Khan and began tugging at the pup.
While she she held tight and screamed ‘please help me’, they began undoing her bracelets until other brave passengers stepped in and defended Ms Khan, chasing the thugs off from the carriage.
Ms Khan said: ‘I have just had the most terrifying experience on the London underground ever…
‘These guys got on when I got on, started speaking to each other in a foreign language really loud and they kept trying to get Dior’s attention and touching her.
‘When I looked at them I thought they were Egyptian but with the language they were speaking I feel like it was something else, maybe even Romanian or something, I don’t know…but they looked so scary
Chloe Khan told on TikTok that a gang tried to steal her Pomeranian dog, Dior, from her while taking the Tube
She called her beloved Pomeranian Dior her ‘abosolute world’
‘I was trying to turn away from them even though they were sitting right opposite me.
‘I’ve got her [the dog] in my arms, my LV case and LV bag and stuff because I’ve been travelling. I clung onto them because I felt like something weird was gonna happen.
‘I felt like I was gonna get stabbed or something weird was gonna happen…
‘We were at Oxford Circus, they [the gang] got up like they was gonna get off, and they ran over to me and just started grabbing at me. I was clinging onto Dior … I thought they was trying to steal Dior.
‘That’s my absolute world and as I was clinging onto her they were underdoing my bracelets.
‘Everyone on the carriage I am so, so grateful.. there was a couple of girls, a guy and a couple of other people who got up and defended me and chased the guys off the underground.
‘I’m just so thankful to get me back safely.’
She said a friend thought they may have been playing with the dog to distract her while they then tried to nick her bracelets which would have been better, Ms Khan said, as she ‘would die for that dog’.
The X Factor star is now worth an estimated £12million thanks to a successful OnlyFans career and turning to AI to rake in even more cash, recently claiming to have made a staggering £200,000 in just 24 hours thanks to her AI clone.
Ms Khan first hit the spotlight on the ITV singing show X Factor in 2010, where she made it to bootcamp but missed out on the live shows.
It is not the first time Ms Khan has been a victim to theft in the capital.
In 2021, she was robbed of over £80,000 worth of jewellery, designer bags and shoes after her London accommodation was ransacked.
The former X Factor contestant had been a victim of theft in 2021, when she had valuables totalling £8,000 taken
The model was left heartbroken after thieves swiped her Audemars Piguet diamond-encrusted watch, costing upwards of £25,000, a white gold diamond Cartier bangle (£40,000), and a Chanel handbag (£9,600) amongst a slew of other items.
Re-laying the crime to her followers, Chloe told fans on Instagram: ‘On Sunday 5 December, I was robbed in London…They have stolen everything, literally everything.’
Chloe is known for her expensive taste and regularly posts snaps of herself decked out in designer gear to social media.
Optimistic of the return of her possessions, the star shared a full list of the stolen items to Instagram.
The star also revealed her new purchases: Louboutin sandals (£945), Louboutin bag (£850), Louboutin boots (£1,450) were gone as she wrote: ‘My whole shopping was stolen too.’
The Daily Mail contacted British Transport Police for comment.
