Molly Mae fans go wild after sussing where she flogs all her old designer gear for bargain prices
FANS of Molly-Mae Hague go wild after discovering where the reality TV star sells her designer gear for bargain prices.
The pleasant news was shared on TikTok by Kyle Tiller (@kyletillerr), from the UK, and fellow fans quickly praised the reality TV star.
”I just found Molly Mae’s Depop and the price she sells things for has my head spinning,” Kylie said in his video.
Some of the designer gear, he revealed in the now-viral clip, was a pair of Louis Vuitton trainers in size UK 4.
Unlike a brand new pair which retails for over a £1,000, the 23-year-old mum was selling it for a mere £180.
Those into high-end footwear could also bag a pair of Gucci leather sandals perfect for sunny beach days.
Whereas some would resell their old sandals for close to £800, Molly-Mae sold hers for just £40, making it a steal.
The former Love Island star, who recently gave birth to an adorable baby daughter, also had listed on-trend Nike Jordans that typically go for more than £430.
This item, though now already sold amongst 110 others bits, was given away at £60, saving the lucky fashionista £370.
Molly-Mae, whose Depop account has over 240k followers and more than 20 five-star reviews, claimed that all profits are donated to charity.
And of course, fans are going crazy, with some saying that this is exactly how Depop should be used.
”I know she’s rich rich and money isn’t an issue but it’s still crazy to me,” Kylie wrote in the caption.
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Since being uploaded on the popular video-sharing platform, the clip has gone viral, racking up over 1.3million views and hundreds of comments.
”Tbh it’s nice of her, she’s most likely gifted the items so is allowing people less fortunate to afford things,” one fan of the star said.
”What a queen,” someone else added.
”robin hood, mother teresa, molly mae,” a third chuckled.
”she seems so sweet for doing this,” another exclaimed.
Molly-Mae is not the only celebrity to use Depop – Katie Price was recently slammed for trying to make money off creased pyjamas.
The former glamour model raked up a monster £3.2 million in bankruptcy debts, for which she is currently trying to address.
To try and claw the money back, the reality TV star has taken to Depop to sell some of her prized possessions at seriously discounted prices.
Earlier this month, Katie took to the site to try and sell her scuffed designer shoes.
The 44-year-old star uploaded snaps of her size four Christian Louboutin heels in white leather and told fans they were “slightly scuffed”.
The stilettos were listed for £200 and were sold within hours of being added to Katie’s Depop page.
A second pair of Louboutin pink glitter heels sold for £125 despite being in worse condition, with their distinctive red soles peeling from the heels.
But now the star has taken to the online marketplace again to sell more of her used clothing to keen buyers for heavily cut prices.
The items she has put up for sale include a set of sand coloured satin pyjamas with paisley style panelling at the end of the sleeves and legs.
In the picture, the pyjamas appear heavily creased and Katie is attempting to flog them off to an unsuspecting customer for £10.
Items that she has sold recently include a pair of used Nike Air exercise leggings again for a going price of £10.
More expensive items the former Loose Women panellist is trying to sell include a creased JYY gold satin jacket that has a £15 asking price.
The 44-year-old star is also advertising a set of worn black velour tracksuit with wide side stripes for £20 and a new tracksuit with a beaded top for £25.
However, Katie later took to social media to advertise that even more items from her personal stockroom will be dropping on the online retailer tonight at 8pm.
Other items sold on the site include her children’s old tracksuits, tops and shoes, as well as her own workout gear and trainers.
According to the site, she has sold over 2400 items – which included her old sofa for £1,500 – in a bid to make ends meet.