Reality TV star Chloe Khan claims gang tried to steal her Pomeranian dog and jewellery in London Underground Tube attack

Chloe Khan has revealed that a gang tried to steal her Pomeranian dog Dior from her as she boarded the subway.
The reality TV star, who has made millions from OnlyFans, took to TikTok to share her terrifying robbery attempt, saying she thought she was going to be ‘stabbed’.
The X Factor star had boarded the train from Manchester to London, but as he boarded the Tube for his final journey, a gang of thugs began snatching his dog.
Anticipating that ‘something strange would happen’, she held on tightly to her Louis Vuitton bags and held her beloved Dior in her arms.
Although they appeared to be leaving Oxford Circus, the threatening group ran up to Ms Khan and began tugging at the cub.
As she held on tight and screamed ‘please help me’, other brave passengers stepped in and began untying her bangles until they were able to defend Ms Khan and chase the thugs from the car.
Ms Khan said: ‘I had the most terrifying experience ever on the London Underground…
‘These men got on when I got on, started talking to each other very loudly in a foreign language and tried to get Dior’s attention and touch him.
‘When I looked at them I thought they were Egyptian but I felt like it was something else than the language they spoke, maybe even Romanian or something, I don’t know… but they looked very scary
Chloe Khan said on TikTok that a gang tried to steal her Pomeranian dog Dior from her while she was riding the subway.
Beloved Pomeranian calls Dior his ‘absolute world’
‘Even though they were sitting right across from me, I was trying to get away from them.
‘I got him [the dog] Since I travel, I have my LV bag and my belongings in my arms. I held on to them because I felt like something weird was about to happen.
‘I felt like I was going to get stabbed or something weird was going to happen’
‘We were at Oxford Circus, they [the gang] They stood up as if they were going to get off and started running towards me and catching me. I was holding on to Dior… I thought they were trying to steal Dior.
‘This is my absolute world and they were underlining my bracelets as I held on to it.
‘I’m so very grateful to everyone in the car… there were a few girls, a guy and a few others who stood up and defended me and chased the guys out of the underground.
‘I’m so grateful that you brought me back safely.’
Ms Khan said she thought a friend might have been playing with the dog to distract her and they then tried to steal her bracelets, Ms Khan said she would “die for that dog”.
The X Factor star is now worth an estimated £12million thanks to her successful OnlyFans career and is turning to AI to make even more money, recently claiming to have made a staggering £200,000 in just 24 hours thanks to her AI clone.
Ms Khan first came to the spotlight on ITV singing show X Factor in 2010; he attended training camp here but missed the live shows.
This is not the first time Ms Khan has been the victim of theft in the capital.
Jewelery, designer bags and shoes worth £80,000 were stolen after her London accommodation was ransacked in 2021.
The former X Factor contestant was the victim of burglary in 2021, where valuables worth a total of £8,000 were stolen.
The model was left heartbroken after thieves stole her £25,000 Audemars Piguet diamond-encrusted watch, a white gold diamond Cartier bracelet (£40,000) and a Chanel handbag (£9,600), among many other items.
Retelling the crime to her followers, Chloe told fans on Instagram: ‘I was robbed in London on Sunday 5th December… They stole everything, literally everything.’
Chloe is known for her expensive taste and regularly shares photos of herself decked out in designer clothes on social media.
The star, who is optimistic about the return of her belongings, shared the full list of stolen items on Instagram.
The star also revealed her new purchases: Louboutin sandals (£945), Louboutin bag (£850), Louboutin boots (£1,450) and wrote: ‘All my shopping was stolen too.’
The Daily Mail has contacted British Transport Police for comment.




