Married At First Sight star launches legal action after her home is raided by federal police

Former Married at First Sight star Stacey Hampton is suing after her home was raided by federal police.

According to the report, the 30-year-old man was awakened by Australian Federal Police officers who had a search warrant at about 6:30 a.m. on September 20. Adelaide now.

In documents filed in the Federal Court of Australia, Ms Hampton said the search was related to an Australian Taxation Office audit she is currently undergoing.

She said the search was an “abuse of power” and left her 8-year-old son Costa “shocked” as he was at home during the operation.

Ms Hampton also said police had reviewed her children’s “private and confidential medical files”.

Former Married at First Sight star Stacey Hampton is suing after her home was raided by federal police.

She also claimed that they did not allow her to use her mobile phone to contact her son Costa when he was on his way to school.

Ms Hampton said AFP officers during the eight-hour search seized a social media “ring light”, two iPhones, an iMac computer and “paper records detailing the money I was owed by the NDIS”.

She said she agreed to be interviewed by Service Australia while AFP searched the house.

Ms. Hampton was not charged.

According to Adelaide Now, the 30-year-old man was awakened by Australian Federal Police officers who had a search warrant at around 6.30am on September 20.

The surgery comes just days after the reality TV star’s two sons celebrated one year since their father’s death.

Rebels boss Shane Smith died in a motorcycle accident in Adelaide’s north-eastern suburbs on September 13, 2022.

Ms Hampton dated the Rebels president in Adelaide from the age of 19 until she split from him in July 2017, a month before he was convicted of beating up two bouncers at a nightclub.

The surgery comes just days after the reality star’s two sons celebrated one year since their father’s death.