Controversial n influencer Christie Swadling has revealed the note she found on her parked car after visiting the gym.
The 26-year-old, who filed for bankruptcy in December, shared a photo to Instagram of a note she received from a man trying to pick her up.
‘I would never do this but you are too HOT,’ the note read, alongside the man’s name and number.
Christie reacted with a laughing emoji and wrote: ‘On my car’.
It comes after the influencer recently bought her fiancé Joel Price a pricey birthday gift after declaring bankruptcy.
Bankrupt influencer Christie Swadling has revealed the note left on her parked car by man trying to pick her up
She gave Joel what appeared to be Bolton & Gibson Electric Golf Scooter to mark his 37th birthday and shared images of her beloved receiving the present to Instagram Stories.
The pricey Fat Tyre model currently retails for a whopping $4,390 on the Eride Solutions website.
In her social media posts, the 29-year-old’s fiancé zoomed around on the scooter, looking delighted, along with his son.
‘Boys and their toys,’ she joked in her caption, while wishing Josh a happy birthday.
It was recently revealed that Swadling was bankrupt after an anonymous user on the Tattle Life forums paid $15 to obtain the paperwork on her bankruptcy filing.
The 26-year-old, who filed for bankruptcy in December, shared a photo to Instagram of a note she received from a man
It comes after the influencer recently bought her fiancé Joel Price a pricey birthday gift after declaring bankruptcy
The Instagram model listed her job as an ‘advertising and marketing professional’ in the publicly available document filed on December 29.
The status of her bankruptcy is ‘undischarged’, which means she will still need to pay back particular debts.
It also means she will not be able to borrow again from financial institutions without the disclosure of her bankruptcy.
The release of the debtor’s petition did not specify the outstanding debts.
There is no minimum amount owed for an individual to claim bankruptcy.
According to the n Financial Securities Authority, a creditor must be seeking $10,000 or more to apply to make you bankrupt.
The pricey Fat Tyre model currently retails for a whopping $4,390 on the Eride Solutions website