Angry Ginge thanked fans for their support after his mother's house caught fire just hours before his performance at Soccer Aid.
A content creator from Salford, Greater Manchester, shared an update on his Instagram account on Tuesday, showing the aftermath of a fire that left a home heavily damaged and engulfed in smoke.
«"As you can probably guess, I'm at my mom's house right now," said the YouTuber, whose real name is Morgan Birtwistle.
«"The morning of the charity football match, I got a call saying my mum's house had burned down.".
He continued: "That's something we're dealing with now, obviously, as more information comes in, but at this point, I mean, yes.".
«"This isn't even the worst of the worst.".
«"I'll keep you updated and go live as soon as I can.".
Angry Ginge shared a video showing the damage caused by the fire [Angry Ginge]
He later wrote that he would update his followers soon, adding: "Thank you for all the love and messages.".
On Monday, the Angry Ginge team took part in the Soccer Aid campaign.
The charity match in support of UNICEF will see a team of celebrities and former footballers from England take on a world-class team of stars and former professional players from the rest of the world.
The BBC has approached Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service for comment.
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