I’m a millionaire & there’s so much I regret buying, I spent hundreds on T-shirts that live on my floor – it’s a problem
WE all dream of becoming a millionaire one day.
But one woman who’s dream of riches came true has revealed it isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.
Taking to TikTok, Kayla Ann, revealed ‘she has wasted way too much money after becoming a millionaire.
The fashion and beauty fan said: “Things I regret buying as Millionaire.”
Posting the clip to her account @kaylaann.xoxo, she held up two black T-shirts and asked: “Can you tell which one’s the $400 shirt? Can you?”
The wealthy woman pointed out that the one on the left cost her £320 ($400) to buy from YSL, while the other was from Aritzia for just £16 ($20).
“No, you can’t, never buy a $400 shirt,” she added.
“They look like the exact same thing.
“And guess where they end up?
“On my floor, $400 on the floor.”
She then showed an electrical facial cleanser which sells for £240 ($300) in Sephora.
Fortunately she didn’t spend that much on it but she revealed that she has never even used it
Kayla has also spend thousands on designer shoes, but again, she has never actually worn them.
Showing off a pair of silver heels, she said: “$900 on shoes I’ve never worn.”
“$800 on another pair of shoes. Guess how many times I’ve worn these shoes.
“Once.”
The last purchase Kayla has spent hundreds on that she doesn’t recommend is the Dyson hair dryer.
She spent £320 ($400) on the hair tool but reveals the Air Wrap does exactly the same while stylying your hair.
“Literally just buy yourself the Air Wrap, because it also blow dries your hair and save yourself the $400 on the blow dryer that does the exact same thing,” she added.
The video has since gone viral with over 730k views and over 82k likes.
People quickly took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the video.
One person wrote: “It shocks me that some people can afford to buy a $400 shift but if I pay my rent I can’t afford more then $100 for 2 people for 2 weeks on food.”
Another commented: “I couldn’t even spend $20 on a shirt.”
“I don’t know if I’d even buy a $20 T-shirt,” penned a third.
Meanwhile, a fourth added: “Idk if I’m just smart or broke but I’ll still not even spend $20 on a shirt.”
“Y’all paying $20.00 for a shirt? The most I’ve spent on a shirt was $4.00 at goodwill,” claimed a fifth.
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