Billy Coull, director of the House of Illumanati, the company which set up the shockingly bad immersive 'Willy's Chocolate Experience' has spoken out for the first time that his life has turned to 'hell'.
The organiser of the infamous Willy Wonka experience in Glasgow has claimed that his 'life is ruined' following his viral event.
He continued that he had received 'hundreds and hundreds' of messages online telling him he should end his life, that he is the 'devil', 'a villain' and even a terrible father.Billy Coull, the director of the House of Illumanati, the company which set up the shockingly bad immersive 'Willy's Chocolate Experience''My life has been turned around.
One parent said in the documentary: 'I genuinely hope he is okay and I fear for his mental health and state of mind.' Mr Coull has a chequered history in the event industry and was previously criticised for cancelling a Santa's grotto event in 2021 after toys and gifts had been donated. 'These delectable fountains are not just a treat for the taste buds; they’re a visual spectacle, creating an atmosphere of chocolatey bliss that permeates the air.
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