Fashion influencer called out for shocking mistake on social media – two months after being reported for ‘dangerous driving’
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An Australian influencer has made a shocking mistake on social media while promoting her new clothing line.
Lily Brown, who boasts almost 340,000 Instagram followers, was called out after accidentally revealing the names and addresses of her customers in a public post.
The fashion influencer was celebrating a string of sales from her sleepwear line Chillé when she made the error.
Sharing an image of customer receipts to Instagram, she wrote: ‘First night of the sale has been huge!’
She continued: ‘Thank you all so much for the support, aiming to get orders out today and tomorrow. Wish me luck!’
Influencer Lily Brown, who boasts almost 340,000 Instagram followers, was called out after accidentally revealing the names and addresses of her customers on social media
The fashion influencer was celebrating a string of sales from her sleepwear line, Chillé, when she made the mistake. Pictured above
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Unfortunately, the 25-year-old forgot to blur out the names and addresses on the receipts.
After being called out for the mistake, she quickly deleted the post – but not before it was captured by Dutch Minty.
This is far from being the flame-haired social media star’s first controversy.
Lily, who is dating male model Jett Kenney, was reported for ‘dangerous driving’ back in March.
The 25-year-old was recently called out on social media for allegedly filming an Instagram video while driving
The influencer was reported for ‘dangerous driving’ by Dutch Minty
She was caught filming an Instagram video with her phone camera down by her legs while she was driving.
Influencer gossip page Dutch Minty reported the incident to Instagram under the category ‘Dangerous Organisations or Individuals’.
‘Reported Lily Brown for filming and driving. There’s no category for dangerous driving, so that’s why I selected Dangerous Organisations or Individuals,’ the page captioned a video of them reporting Brown.
