Peter Andre reveals his car has been broken into following his latest Grease performance 

Peter Andre‘s car was broken into on Monday night, with the singer revealing the culprit had ‘got all the stuff.’

Peter, who is currently starring in Grease The Musical at Dominion Theatre, found his car window smashed following his latest performance and took to Instagram to update his followers.

Showing his fans the damage and shards of glass scattered in the vehicle, the thespian, 49, said: ‘So came out of the venue tonight at Grease and this is what happened. Someone has smashed it, got all the stuff – thankfully left my child seat there. 

Short of luck: Peter Andre’s car was broken into on Monday night, with the singer revealing the culprit had ‘got all the stuff’ (pictured this month)

‘Taken quite a few things. I feel really bad because people were coming up and I just couldn’t talk to them, I said, “I have to go because of what’s happened.”‘ 

Ever the courteous star, Peter, who is starring as radio announcer Vince Fontaine in the musical, apologised to his fans who had flocked to see him, despite the unforeseen circumstances. 

The video’s caption read: ‘So this happened last night :(((.

Oh no: Peter, who is currently starring in Grease The Musical at Dominion Theatre, found his car window smashed following his latest performance and took to Instagram to update his followers

Theft: The thespian, 49, showed his fans the damage and shards of glass scattered in the vehicle, the thespian, 49, said

Video: Peter explained: ‘So came out of the venue tonight at Grease and this is what happened. Someone has smashed it, got all the stuff – thankfully left my child seat there’

‘Sorry to all those that were coming up after the show and I couldn’t really talk and had to go. @greasewestend.

‘I know things could be a lot worse and there are bigger problems in the world but it’s still sad. And thankfully no one was hurt. Thankfully only material things.’

His fanbase – which on Instagram comprises 1.8million – rushed to offer supportive messages. 

Ben Ofoedu wrote: ‘Sorry to hear this [prayer emoji] ❤️’. 

Someone else assured: ‘Karma will get them don’t worry [sic]’.   

Another chimed: ‘What is wrong with people! Sorry to hear of this Pete. Sending love to your beautiful family’.