‘Unbelievable!’ Antonia Kidman reveals the VERY unusual place she finally found toilet paper – amid coronavirus panic buying shortage
Toilet paper has been nearly impossible to find in much of Australia for weeks due to coronavirus panic buying.
But on Friday, Antonia Kidman, sister of Nicole Kidman, found a four pack in an unusual place.
The 49-year-old shared a photo of the rolls in an Instagram photo and told her fans that she’d located the loo paper at hardware store chain, Mitre 10.
They sell that? On Friday, Antonia Kidman (pictured) posted an Instagram photo of large pack of toilet paper, and revealed she bought it at hardware store chain, Mitre 10
The TV presenter explained in the caption alongside the photo: ‘Got some! Happened to be walking past Mitre 10 at the right time.’
Her fans seems surprised by the find, with one commenting: ‘Mitre 10 sells toilet paper..? Who knew’
Another chimed in: ‘Mitre 10???? Unbelievable!’ while someone else wrote: ‘Must be the only toilet paper on the Northern Beaches.’
Her fans seems surprised by the find, with one commenting: ‘Mitre 10 sells toilet paper..? Who knew’ while another chimed in: ‘Mitre 10???? Unbelievable!’ Pictured; Antonia’s toilet paper
Home sweet home: Antonia and her family recently return to Australia after almost 10 years of living in Singapore and are now located in Sydney. Pictured with her family
Antonia and her family recently return to Australia after almost 10 years of living in Singapore and are now located in Sydney.
It comes as anxious shoppers have been emptying shelves of essential items around the world amid fears over the spread of coronavirus.
Several Australian celebrities have complained about the lack of toilet paper Down Under as panic buying runs rampant.
Relatives: TV presenter Antonia is the sister of actress Nicole Kidman (right)
Sophie Monk, Naomi Watts, Jackie ‘O’ Henderson and Married At First Sight’s Jessika Power have all complained about the issue on Instagram this month.
The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia rose to 877 as of Friday evening.
A total of seven deaths have been confirmed.
Scary: The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia rose to 877 as of Friday afternoon. A total of seven deaths have been confirmed