Martin Roberts Reveals He Is Resupplying Poland After Crying Over Ukraine

BIG-HEARTED Homes host Martin Roberts has revealed that he is delivering goods to Poland to help Ukrainian refugees.

favorite daytime TV, 58 years old, took to his instagram for the first time today since he cried after being banned from a store where he was trying to buy Calpol for children in Ukraine.

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He gave an important update on how things have changed since that time when it went viral last week.

Martin captioned the video: “Thanks for all your kind messages after my Costco experience. They mean a lot to the world. Everything went on. Pretty awesome 😂 Join me in this. a very special trip…”

He then went on to explain what the next step in his quest was.

“A lot has happened since my last tweet outside of Costco,” he said. “And just to repeat that I don’t cry because I can’t buy Calpol, I cry because of the kindness of a stranger and also because of the general situation.

Then he added: “And I admit that I’m an emotional junkie.”

Martin went on to reveal that he was sitting in his VW truck because he was on his way to the Ukraine/Poland border.

He explained: “I was asked by a charity in Bournemouth to join their convoy actually being organized to the Polish-Ukrainian border to literally bring loads of supplies to the front lines.”

He revealed that he has bought a lot of supplies from the shops and hopes to be there in the next 24 hours.

“I’m hoping for an opportunity to see where this is going and make sure it gets to the right place and just does what I want.”

“I’m not doing this for any other reason than I want to do what I can and at the end of the day, in this case I’m not a celebrity, I’m a man with a truck.”

Martin has been praised by followers and fans for his considerable effort.

TV presenter Lucy Alexander wrote: “Good luck 🙌❤️”.

Another follower added: “Stay safe, you’re just taking great care of yourself 🥰🥰.”
“be careful what you’re doing 💙💛” equals a third, repeating the majority of the people in his feed.

Last week, Martin went viral after he was reportedly only allowed to buy two bottles of Calpol and took to Instagram to share a video expressing his frustration.

Alongside the two-minute clip, Martin wrote: “I wonder if Costco had some collection bins that people could put their donations in that would avoid this situation.

In the video, filmed in a parking lot near a large canned goods retailer, Martin becomes emotional after explaining how other shoppers came to his aid.

He said: “So listen, like you, I’m really, really frustrated about what I can do to help with what’s happening in Ukraine.

“So I went to Costco and I bought a lot of things like Pampers, baby stuff, Tampax and other scraps.

“You know, things for kids because that’s kids, you know, they’re everything,” as he showed his followers his shopping cart and the things he did. he bought. “

Picking up bottles of Calpol, Martin continued: “So I tried to buy some Calpol and I was only allowed to buy two, right?

“And I know there’s some kind of sick limit or some kind of limit that they put in place that would stop under normal circumstances when people buy a lot of Calpol.”

He then explained: “So some people in line behind me and some people in line next to me both bought me four bottles so I tried to get more.

“And I offered them the amount, it was about ten quid for four, and they wouldn’t take it.

“So there are such good people out there and people are trying to get their way and if you just give them a roadmap to do it.”

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