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A TikTok influencer was forced to apologise for “bragging” after revealing she had bought a mortgage-free home at the age of 21.Katylee Bailey, from Bradford, shared a video on TikTok to her 2.8million followers, which showed her popping a bottle of confetti to celebrate her first step onto the property ladder Manila
The video, which was captioned “Biggest achievement of my life Sportsbook
Here’s to my new chapter,” racked up nearly four million views on the platform.But Ms Bailey, who quit university and now works full-time as a content creator on TikTok, was criticised by some of her followers, who said they were struggling to make ends meet due to the cost-of-living crisis.One commenter said: “And I can’t even afford to buy myself a dairy milk bar from the Co-op.”“Well done but it’s crazy to me that people work, saving throughout their lives and will probably work till their 70 to pay off the mortgage,” wrote another viewer. Basketball
Here’s to my new chapter,” racked up nearly four million views on the platform.But Ms Bailey, who quit university and now works full-time as a content creator on TikTok, was criticised by some of her followers, who said they were struggling to make ends meet due to the cost-of-living crisis.One commenter said: “And I can’t even afford to buy myself a dairy milk bar from the Co-op.”“Well done but it’s crazy to me that people work, saving throughout their lives and will probably work till their 70 to pay off the mortgage,” wrote another viewer. Games
A TikTok influencer was forced to apologise for “bragging” after revealing she had bought a mortgage-free home at the age of 21.Katylee Bailey, from Bradford, shared a video on TikTok to her 2.8million followers, which showed her popping a bottle of confetti to celebrate her first step onto the property ladder Vip
The video, which was captioned “Biggest achievement of my life Warriors