Emmerdale's Bradley Riches 'heartbroken' after car and coffee van stolen
Thieves stole Bradley Riches' car and coffee van while he attended the Heartstopper Forever premiere in London on Wednesday (15.07.26).
Bradley Riches is "absolutely heartbroken" that his car and coffee van were stolen while he was at the Heartstopper Forever premiere.
The actor, who plays James McEwan in the Netflix romance series, was left in tears after the London event on Wednesday (15.07.26) after thieves - who police cannot trace - forced him to stop serving coffee outside The New Inn Eccup every Saturday through his Bradley’s Bar + Cafe business.
Bradley, 24, posted an emotional selfie, with the caption: "Always sharing the highs and the lows on here.
"This week started so perfectly. I got back from the Heartstopper premiere after having the best time… only to come home and find out I’d been robbed.
"My car is gone, but what breaks my heart the most is that my coffee truck has been taken too. @bradleysbarandcafe.Two things I’ve worked so incredibly hard for, gone just like that.
"I’m absolutely heartbroken.
"To the person who took them, I hope you have a really bad day. (sic)"
In a post on the business' Instagram page, the Emmerdale star added: "The theft has been reported to the police, who have been fantastic, but unfortunately they’ve been unable to locate either vehicle at its last known location.
"We’re asking everyone in the Leeds and Bradford area to please keep an eye out. Even the smallest piece of information could make a huge difference.
"If you think you’ve seen the trailer, the car, or anything that you think might be connected, please send us a private message as soon as possible. We’d be so grateful.
"Thank you so much for all of your support and kind messages already, it really does mean everything to us."
Bradley's fans flooded the post's comments section with love and support, as one penned: "I'm so sorry to hear this, Bradley.
"My heart honestly sank reading your post. I hope your car and your coffee truck are found soon.
"Wishing you lots of strength and hoping things get better soon. (sic)"
A second supporter typed: "I hope they get caught and I’m so sorry that’s happened (sic)."
And a third follower wrote: "Oh Brad. I’m so sorry. You have the kindest heart and truly don’t deserve any of this. Sending you so much love (sic)."
