Australian influencer Indy Clinton has revealed she ‘accidentally’ deleted 38,000 followers from Instagram.
The 26-year-old explained on the social media platform on Thursday what had gone wrong.
Staring into the camera in shock, her hair tousled and her hand over her mouth, the mother of three wrote: ‘I just accidentally deleted 38k followers because Instagram told me they were flagged for review.’
The social media star, who has over 600,000 followers on Instagram and 1.9 million on TikTok, claims Instagram gave her the option to “delete everything,” which she decided to do.
‘[Instagram] “She didn’t tell me how many there were until I clicked the button,” she added, explaining that she didn’t realize how many followers she had removed from her account.
Australian influencer Indy Clinton has revealed she ‘accidentally’ deleted 38,000 Instagram followers. The 26-year-old explained the misstep on the social media platform on Thursday. Pictured
The mother of three looked at the camera, her hair disheveled and her mouth covered in shock, and wrote: ‘I just accidentally deleted 38k followers because Instagram told me they were flagged for review’
This comes after the mummy blogger recently shared a highly relatable video of her chaotic household on social media, only to mysteriously delete it.
She posted a one-minute clip in which she gave an insight into mealtimes in her family of three children.
The situation quickly became chaotic as Indy and her husband Ben Azar struggled to control their children.
The social media star, who has over 600,000 followers on Instagram and 1.9 million on TikTok, claimed that Instagram gave her the option to ‘delete everything’, an action she decided to take
Two of the couple’s children – Navy and Bambi – were seen climbing over furniture and screaming, while their youngest, Soul, six months old, sat in a high chair.
Ben seemed completely fed up with it and shouted loudly, “Sit at the table!”
Indy was unimpressed by her older children’s attempts to finish their food. She caused a stir when she said, “No, you can’t have custard, you didn’t eat your food.”
The clip was deleted from Indy’s account, but has since been reposted on influencer.updates.au’s TikTok.
Social media users showed their support for the relatable young family, with one person writing: ‘This is our house too and you all stayed much calmer than us.’
“It’s nice to see someone showing that meltdowns are okay and normal in parenting. We can’t know everything,” another commented.
The mummy blogger recently posted a “relatable” one-minute clip that gave a glimpse into dinner time at her home with three kids. Things quickly turned chaotic as Indy and her husband Ben Azar struggled to keep their kids under control. All in the picture