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Meet the Harry Potter superfan with the world's largest collection of wizarding memorabilia - which has taken over her home despite her husband 'not being a fan'. <br/><br/>Tracey Nicol-Lewis, 49, has well over 6,300 wizarding items - including wands, special edition books, LEGO sets and artwork - spread across every room in her house.<br/><br/>Her husband, Martin, 47, a security officer, claims it's not his thing - but supports his wife's passion.<br/><br/>Tracey first watched Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone in 2002 just after the birth of her son and fell in love with the characters straight away.<br/><br/>It wasn't long before she acquired her first Harry Potter collectible - a chocolate frog from her local corner shop.<br/><br/>She had 6,300 items in 2021 but since then her collection has significantly grown and taken over her house - including her bathroom, spare rooms and son's bedroom.<br/><br/>Tracey is gearing up to beat her previous world record - which she set in April 2021 - but hasn't counted them all officially yet. <br/><br/>Tracey, a housewife, from Bargoed, Wales, said: \
Meet the Harry Potter superfan with the world's largest collection of wizarding memorabilia - which has taken over her home despite her husband 'not being a fan'. <br/><br/>Tracey Nicol-Lewis, 49, has well over 6,300 wizarding items - including wands, special edition books, LEGO sets and artwork - spread across every room in her house.<br/><br/>Her husband, Martin, 47, a security officer, claims it's not his thing - but supports his wife's passion.<br/><br/>Tracey first watched Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone in 2002 just after the birth of her son and fell in love with the characters straight away.<br/><br/>It wasn't long before she acquired her first Harry Potter collectible - a chocolate frog from her local corner shop.<br/><br/>She had 6,300 items in 2021 but since then her collection has significantly grown and taken over her house - including her bathroom, spare rooms and son's bedroom.<br/><br/>Tracey is gearing up to beat her previous world record - which she set in April 2021 - but hasn't counted them all officially yet. <br/><br/>Tracey, a housewife, from Bargoed, Wales, said: \
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