A MUM has left the internet stunned after admitting to spoiling her daughter for her birthday.
Laura Popsey decided to go all out for her soon-to-be 11-year-old daughter and splurged on everything her little girl wanted.
“I have worked so hard to be able to spoil her so no hate please!” Laura captioned the post as she went on to show off all of her daughter’s gifts.
First she nabbed her three Sol de Janerio scents which cost £24 per body spray as well as a fancy Dior blusher which was packaged in the luxury Dior gift wrap.
The mum also bought her daughter five products from Charlotte Tilbury including her viral make-up setting mist and bronzer in some more adorable gift wrapping which was customised into a pink box.
She also nabbed some make-up brushes from Shein for around £6 as ‘I don’t wanna spend like loads of money on makeup brushes where she’s still learning makeup.’
Her daughter was all set for their next summer holiday with Havana £30 flip flops and Sol de Janeiro sun cream as well.
But the haul didn’t stop there, she also grabbed a Lululemon pink shoulder bag for £38 and a lilac pouch wristlet for £48.
Next was a pair of pink and white Nike high-top trainers and matching socks.
Of course, it couldn’t be a birthday haul for a girl without some Primark goodies, so her mum nabbed her a new toiletries bag, fake nails and face masks.
Last but not least she got some designer haircare by Monday, Whitefox hoodie and tops, a Sophora goody bag, and clothes from Hollister.
Laura added: “I’m not doing this video to brag or anything like that.
“I feel I have huge mum guilt and I really overcompensate.”
She revealed that her dad had passed away and her mum lives up north so wanted to make sure her daughter felt spoilt on her special day.
The clip went viral on TikTok @laurajanepopsey with over 26k likes and people were quick to praise the mum in the comments.
One person wrote: “How times have changed from the Argos catalogue I’d love all this!”
Another commented: “Can’t wait to spoil my daughter when she’s older like this.”
“I think I got Polly Pockets and colouring pens for my 11th birthday in the mid 90’s times they are a changing,” penned a third.
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Meanwhile a fourth said: “I don’t get why people say the “when I was a kid” it’s a totally different world now! Kids love makeup! Love all these.”
“The presents were never ending, she’s one lucky girl,” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “You are an amazing mumma for this.”
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