A PAIR of ghostbusting exes are locked in a bitter custody battle over their paranormal possessions.
Lee Steer, 37, walked out on wife Linzi, 53, after they spent seven years touring Britain’s most haunted sites.
The estranged couple have won millions of online followers, written books and collected “possessed” items from all over the world.
But after the breakdown of their marriage earlier this month they are fighting over items including freaky dolls, paintings and even a human skeleton.
The pieces were on display at their museum in Rotherham, South Yorks, which has shut.
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Lee has taken the three haunted dolls — Annabelle, Elizabeth and Scarlet — forcing furious Linzi to get the locks changed. Linzi said: “The things in there might not be worth money, but they’re very precious to me.
“We’ve got things from all over the world, things that people send us — whether it’s a tiny stone or a huge item, I really cherish everything.”
The duo first met in late 2016 and ran Project Reveal: Ghosts of Britain.
They have more than two million followers on Facebook.
Since the split, Linzi has even accused Lee of “ghosting” her.
She added: “I have tried many times to have a conversation with him, but he ignores my texts.
“I sent him messages on Messenger and he blocked me. I’ve had no communication whatsoever. It’s like he’s just written me off altogether.
“I wasn’t the reason my marriage broke down. It was a shock when he walked out with no explanation.”
Lee, who has been ghost-hunting for 25 years, said: “We split up and all of my ghost-hunting equipment was taken from me.
“I thought if I couldn’t access the equipment, I wanted to take the dolls. I wanted what’s mine.
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“It’s very sad a marriage break-up is causing so much unnecessary chaos that could be avoided easily.
“Hopefully, things will work out in the future in terms of who has what. They’re priceless items to me.”
