Gary Neville has reportedly become increasingly frustrated with social media influencers who repeatedly use his Georgian front door as a backdrop for photos.
The Manchester street, known as millionaires’ row, provides a glamorous backdrop for their social media content, with many influencers unaware of who owns the property.
The 50-year-old football pundit finds himself regularly confronted by content creators scaling his steps and even perching on window ledges in pursuit of the perfect shot.
Among those who have visited the location for photoshoots are Love Island personalities, including Molly Mae Hague and Tom Clare.
Photos can be found on their social media accounts, although they appear oblivious to whose home they are using as their scenic setting.
According to a source, influencers can be seen taking photos on doorsteps daily.
The source told the Sun: “Gary is pretty fed up with it.
“He’s always having to move people away off his step so he can leave the house.”
Gary Neville has reportedly become increasingly frustrated with social media influencers who repeatedly use his Georgian front door as a backdrop for photos
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The disruption extends beyond his doorstep, with street traffic also affected by the constant stream of content creators.
The source added: “Cars are often held up, too, as influencers pose in the middle of the road.”
Neville acquired four townhouses on the street back in 2021.
While he occupies one himself, the former Manchester United defender reportedly lets the remaining properties for approximately £20,000 per month.
The Manchester street, known as millionaires’ row, provides a glamorous backdrop for their social media content
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The investment forms part of the pundit’s substantial property portfolio, valued at around £10.5million.
The Georgian properties on the sought-after street boast impressive specifications, featuring four bedrooms alongside four reception rooms.
Each residence also includes a double garage and features an outdoor terrace with a retractable roof.
