She and her two children were at home in Worsley, Greater Manchester, when the event happened around 1:30 am on Thursday.
According to The Sun, Liberty, 19, and Zach, 15, her children with former Manchester United player Giggs, were also quite upset.
It was quite heartbreaking, a source added.
“Stacey’s kids are the funniest.” They are now afraid and distraught.
After three masked guys stole her $80,000 Range Rover Sport from her driveway in the wee hours of Tuesday morning, Ryan Gigg’s ex-wife Stacey was left “traumatized.”
At their residence in Worsley, Greater Manchester, where Stacey Giggs (pictured) resides with her two kids, Liberty (19), and Zach (15), the incident happened at 1.30am yesterday.
They spent the whole night attempting to figure out how the burglars gained entry to the house and her automobile.
Greater Manchester Police were able to utilize the car’s tracking system to locate it after it had been abandoned.
A request for comment has been sent to Greater Manchester Police.
A few weeks ago, Stacey ended her relationship with The Wanted vocalist Max George after reading in The Sun that he had developed feelings for his Strictly Come Dancing partner Maisie Smith.
Yesterday, Stacey’s ex-husband Giggs reportedly dropped down a new vehicle for her in the neighborhood.
The jury’s deliberations in Giggs’ domestic abuse trial, which were still ongoing today until they were excused for the weekend, have already had an impact on the family.
Ouch! Stacey Giggs (centre) made a savage dig at her ex-boyfriend Max George on Saturday, after accusing him of cheating on her with his Strictly co-star Maisie Smith
The former Manchester United star, 48, has been on trial during the last two-and-a-half weeks over allegations he assaulted his ex-girlfriend Kate Greville, 38, causing her actual bodily harm, and of controlling or coercing her during their relationship between August 2017 and November 2020, which he denies.
He also denies assaulting the PR executive’s 26-year-old sister, Emma, in the same incident at his home in Worsley, Greater Manchester, on November 1 2020.
Judge Hilary Manley told the jury of seven women and five men at Manchester Crown Court that she required ‘unanimous verdicts’ on the three charges, adding that there was ‘no time pressure’ for them to deliver them to the court.
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