Ferne McCanns Lamborghini Regret: £7,000 Lesson

has shared her instant regret after buying a Lamborghini because she was 'too embarrassed' to pick her daughter up from school in it.

The former star, 35, revealed she even paid £7,000 to get rid of it after feeling like the 'ridiculous' expensive purchase 'just wasn't her'.

Ferne appeared on the appeared on the Spent podcast, in association with Nationwide, where she opened up to on the impulse buy.

The mother of two, said: 'I once bought a Lamborghini, okay, and I regretted it as soon as I picked it up.'

'It just wasn't me. It was just ridiculous. And I regretted it as soon as I pulled it off, and I felt guilty. I felt really embarrassed pulling into the school run, obviously the noise, I'm just cringing now.'

'When I got rid of it, I had to pay to get rid of it… I had to pay something like seven grand to actually get rid of the thing. I had a huge sense of relief. I was like, that's gone.'

Another pricey purchase Ferne has made includes buying the serum that Beyoncé uses - and once again immediately regretted her choice.

After spa staff talked her into it, she said: 'I spent £800 on Beyoncé's diamond serum in my bathrobe… and hated myself straight after'.

Recalling the exchange, she said: 'She was like, 'That will be like £890.' … My jaw hit the floor.'

'Don't ever buy a product post-treatment, no, no, don't do it, because you're not rationally thinking. I paid it… and maybe it was a regret as well. I definitely regretted it.'

'I had to walk back in my slippers and robe with this bag. I couldn't tell my mum. Did I look like Beyoncé? … Who knows?'

Ferne stepped out with the  £250,000 Lamborghini Urus in 2022, shortly after announcing her engagement to Lorri Haines.

Elsewhere on the podcast, Ferne revealed she had bought a Chi Machine to 'balance her energy', and plans to endorse it to her followers if it's good.

A chi machine is a therapeutic, motor-driven device developed in Japan that provides passive aerobic exercise by oscillating the user's ankles in a figure-eight motion while they lie down.

Designed to mimic the movement of a swimming fish, it aims to boost circulation, oxygenation, and relaxation, while alleviating muscle soreness, tension, and stress.

Speaking about her recent buy, she said: 'My last purchase was a Chi Machine.  I saw it on an influencer on Instagram and I was like, what's that?'

'You lay down and it wiggles your feet… and it allows this energy to flow. We are all balls of energy… we have the ability to control our energy, and I'm so into that.'

'If the Chi Machine is naff, you won't see it on the grid. But if it unlocks some energy, there will be a sponsored link.'