Angry Ginge has moved into a new house which was previously occupied by Manchester United's two most expensive players.
The 'I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here' winner, real name Morgan Burtwistle, paid £420,000 for a new house back in June 2025 after forging a successful career from streaming and content creation.
But Ginge, who was raised on a council estate by his mother Michelle, has now moved into a new house alongside his Bov Boys crew in a move which follows fellow YouTube groups the Sidemen and Beta Squad.
The group, who participate in a host of challenge videos, is spearheaded by Ginge but also includes Tays, Chazza, Heinz and Jakey Davies.
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The quintet have made the decision to move in together in a plush new home and documented it in a video on their YouTube channel, where it was said that the transition took "eighteen months of preparation" to move into a "massive new collaborative living space".
Some member of the group lived together previously but they are now under one roof in a house where some big names have lived.
Discussing an unusual painting on the wall as part of house tour, Ginge revealed that ex Man United star Antony resided in the property during his underwhelming spell at Old Trafford.
He explained: "Antony from Manchester United used to live here before us and I believe he got that handpainted on the wall for his kids".
However, the £86 million man is not the only notable past owner. Paul Pogba also used to live in the five-bedroom mansion, located in Cheshire's Hale Barns and had a pool table with his initials on it.
"I'll need to change," Antony told ESPN regarding the personalisation.
"It was Pogba's house, there's the P of his stuff on the table. Now I'm going to start changing, put Antony Santos' AS.
"He isn't staying here anymore. Yeah, he [Pogba] has a high standard, but I'm happy to be in the house that belonged to a star player."
Pogba and Antony are United's two most expensive signings, with a combined cost of nearly £200 million.
Angry Ginge has two rooms in new house
Pogba bought the house back in 2017 for around £2.9 million after it was on the market for £3.49 million and quickly put his stamp on it.
Other amenities include a heated indoor swimming pool, gym saunas and media room as well as an astroturf football pitch which Pogba had built.
Ginge, meanwhile, has revealed that he will have two rooms in the house as one will be reserved for his regular streaming activities.
He explained: "The reason why I've got two rooms is - I was originally going to have Chazza's room but I said to Chaz, 'You can either have this room because it's the only room with a bed in etcetera or that one'.
"I said, 'Because I'm getting the sh***est room, can I have the other room as a streaming room?' Everyone agreed."
Topics: Angry Ginge, Manchester United
Josh Lawless