Scarlett Moffatt ‘pleased’ stranger tried to kidnap her as she’s now more ‘mindful’ with social media posts

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Scarlett Moffatt has admitted she’s ‘pleased’ that a stranger tried to kidnap her at a train station last month, as it’s made her more ‘mindful’ with what she shares online.The Gogglebox star was left shaken in early September when a man tried to get her to go home with him from King’s Cross station in London.A tearful Scarlett shared with her followers after the incident that he had been waiting for her, and asked several times if she was going with him.After rejecting the man’s advances, Scarlett claimed the man then followed her but luckily staff at LNER noticed the incident and beckoned the television personality over, whom Scarlett later thanked after they walked her home.Speaking in detail about the harrowing events for the first time, the I’m A Celebrity star wants to remind people that what is posted on social media is often in ‘real time,’ as she had already let her followers know at the time that she was in that station.‘I think the reason that I posted that is because I think sometimes we forget that when we post in real time, that’s real life and I never do that normally,’ she told Mail Online.To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video‘If I go out for food, as soon as I get back in the house, I’ll post a picture of my food, whereas that day I didn’t.

I actually posted in real time.’She added: ‘In a way, pleased that it happened because it reminded us of how important it is to be mindful of what you’re posting on social media.’Scarlett continued to say she gets ‘a lot of messages’ from people who post pictures on social media as a family before leaving the house, ‘forgetting that people know the house is empty.’‘I’m just reminding people to be.