After dropping her shopping off at Iceland, a former Page 3 Model was hounded by a creepy Iceland driver who texted her asking her out.
Angelica Harte, 44, answered the door to her flat that she lives in alone with her door in her pajamas to take in her £60 shop.
Angelica was notified by the driver that he had delivered her parcel two hours earlier. He asked Angelica to come meet him at the park on the following day.
Angelica Harte was a Page 3 Model and was stunned when the delivery man drove off.
Angelica was also a former glamour model and has modelled as Playboy’s model in the past.
He said, “I don’t work so whenever it suits me.”
According to the Daily Star, the ex-model said that he was wearing a pyjama and no makeup when he asked him out.
“I was terrified that not only did the man have my telephone number, but he also had my address. He could come at any hour. This made me very upset. It was not funny to me.
She said, “He looked like a middle-aged normal man.”
“He stared at me, seemed interested in conversation. I was really shy. He just needed my groceries.
“About two hours later, I received the text. “I was stunned and mad.
Angelica, the Iceland driver’s number was given to her by Angelica. She said that it left her afraid.
Iceland confirmed that this creepy driver was fired.
Angelica is pictured here with Hugh Hefner (the founder of Playboy magazine).
Angelica is now at higher risk for Covid. She must visit a supermarket to increase her vulnerability.
“Within a week, I believe I complained Iceland.
“Now, my friend takes us food shopping. This isn’t great for me because I’m vulnerable so I’d prefer to stay away from other people in order to prevent Covid.
Angelica from Tettenhall in Wolverhampton said: “I felt vulnerable. I didn’t expect this type of nonsense to just get my shopping delivered.”
“Hi, this was the Iceland driver who didn’t have time to tell me what I wanted. Your neighbor came out and I asked if you would like to go for a stroll in the park tomorrow. I don’t work so any hour that suits you.”
A spokesperson for Iceland told The Star that the driver had been terminated.