Watch the moment Jordan North gets ROBBED on camera – leaving Capital Radio star furious

JORDAN North was left fuming after he realised he'd been robbed.

The Capital Breakfast presenter got home from work on Monday and was desperate for a bowl of cereal.

4

4

Jordan, 34, was devastated when he reached into his fridge for milk, only to find there was none and a milk thief was on the loose.

He told listeners today: "Right but let me set the scene. Get home yesterday. You know, I love me bliss hour.

"That's the hour you have after you've finished a shift where you get home, nobody else is in got a good hour to have a big brew, watch the telly and just have a bit of free time.

"During the bliss hour yesterday, I thought I'm gonna have a bowl of Shreddies, you know how I love my Shreddies.

READ MORE ON JORDAN NORTH

going north

Jordan North's final Radio 1 show already filmed as co-host says she's 'gutted'

BREKKIE FREE

Real reason Roman Kemp quit Capital to be replaced by Jordan North revealed

"Go into the fridge and run out of milk and I thought, hang on that's not right because I have milk delivered now, by a milkman. I'm very, very traditional."

The former I'm A Celebrity star said he went to investigate.

He said: "So I have a look on the door camera. Okay. And he has delivered the milk, you can see him coming down the steps.

"He's got a little torch. He comes down the steps. And he puts two bottles of milk down.

Most read in Celebrity

CHRISTMAS DIP

Natalie Portman, 43, looks incredible in plunging purple swimsuit

littlest things

Three clues Lily Allen had split from husband David Harbour

real deal

Keira Knightley admits she’s only watched Love Actually once - and reason why

festive fun

Molly Mae celebrates first Christmas Eve without Tommy Fury

"I think all right. 30 seconds later, some cheeky so-and-so walks down the steps and just casually picks up the milk and walks off.

"And if you don't believe me, honestly, this guy has got more front than Blackpool.

"I've just sent it now in our group in our WhatsApp group. Check out the video and explain what you see."

Co-presenter Chris Stark suggested he was "following the milkman" and Jordan admitted: "Possibly. Maybe….It was after the Euros.

"So maybe he was crawling out the pub and thought 'I fancy a glass of milk'."

After a decade at the BBC it was announced in May he was leaving his Radio 1 Drive Time show with Vick Hope after four years.

“I wasn’t looking to leave but then this opportunity came up and you don’t turn Capital down,” Jordan told The Sun. 

“I know that sounds corny but it’s a massive breakfast show. I told three people, because I had to keep it quiet, and they all said, ‘Go for it’.”

Listen to , Chris and Sian weekdays from 6am – 10am across the UK and on 

4

4