A former star of Big Fat Gypsy Wedding has flaunted his lavish ‘shed pub’ after an early release from prison.
John McFadyen, 26, and his brother Issac, 21, were put behind bars last summer for a total of 32 months as a result of their part in a 12-man gang who carried out a series of robberies across London.
He was branded a ‘scumbag’ by Britain’s Got Talent star Amanda Holden after he was filmed threatening to hurt a toddler during an attempted robery in Richmond, South London in June 2018.
John was filmed grabbing the toddler’s mother’s arm as he shouted: “Give me your rings. I’m going to hurt your child and take him away.”
Appalled by the young men’s behaviour, Amanda, 49, took it upon herself to share the shocking video on her social media platforms in a bid to seek out John and Issac.
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Now, the brothers have been released from prison, and they appear to be thoroughly enjoying their time in lockdown after creating their very own pub and games room in their luxurious garden shed.
Taking to Facebook, John shared a sneak peek inside the spacious room which boasts a huge pool table, full bar and giant flatscreen TV.
The swanky space is decorated with bar stools that sit at the marble-topped bar, a fireplace, and a dartboard.
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The brothers have decked out the games room with an array of alcoholic beverages that sit on the walls behind the bar.
Endless bottles of spirits and champagne are displayed behind the counter and a well-stocked Budweiser fridge sits underneath – full to the brim of cold bottles.
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The front of the bar features black and white murals of the brothers’ favourite celebrities including Mel Gibson as Braveheart, Al Pacino as Scarface, Luke Kelly from The Dubliners, Bob Marley, Tyson Fury, Ronnie O’Sullivan, Conor McGregor, and Johnny Cash.
John became popular on Channel 4’s Big Fat Gypsy Weddings in 2012.
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