Natasha Goldsworth, 29, from Exeter, Devon has been obsessed with Hello Kitty since she was 15. (SWNS / Splash News)
Obsessive, compulsive Hello Kitty collector Natasha Goldsworth inhabits a house bulging with 10,000 pieces of pink, fluffy, glittery merchandise.
Her home is so stuffed, in fact, there is not an inch of space to let real-life romance in.
The 29-year-old Brit from Exeter, Devon told The Sun, she started collecting the cuddly cat 15 years ago when she was given a red Hello Kitty notebook as a present.
She recalled: "From that moment on I just thought, 'I love that cat, I have to have more of that cat."
Her apartment is now an explosion of wide-eyed white-and-pink jewelry, furniture, bedding, clothing, kitchenware, with 4,000 plush toys in crammed into every conceivable space.
In fact, she's spent more than $84,000.
Natasha Goldsworth, 29, from Exeter, who has a massive collection of Hello Kitty merchandise. A pretty blonde told yesterday how she can't find a man - because her flat is filled with £50,000 worth of 'Hello Kitty' collectibles. Horse trainer Natasha Goldsmith, 29, got hooked on the cartoon character as a teenager and has spent 15 years collecting 10,000 items. Every room of her tiny flat is now crammed with Hello Kitty accessories including jewellery, furniture, clothing, curtains, and 4,000 cuddly toys. Her 'Kitty Kingdom' is a massive turn-off to blokes - but Natasha is happy to give them the push if they don't accept her obsession. (SWNS / Splash News)
Natasha draws the line, though, with the company's gothic and punk Hello Kitty items.
And it seems that men have drawn a line, too, when they discover Natasha's hobby.
"Some can't cope with it at all," she said. "They feel very uncomfortable. They don't know where to sit or where to look."
Not that Natasha really cares. She added, "If a man doesn't like my kitty kingdom then I'm not interested."
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