Lauren Goodger has decided to ditch her face mask when she left her house this morning after internet trolls poked fun at her for wearing one in recent days.
Nipping out to hunt for toilet roll - an item considered to be something of a luxury in recent weeks - the former TOWIE star, 33, put on a glum exterior.
The brunette bombshell donned skin-tight grey flares, a black crop-top with a black leather jacket over her shoulders as well as a full face of makeup.
Lauren's outing was a brief one - as after she managed to get her hands on a pack of loo roll she was back at her Essex home in a flash.
And despite following the government's safety and social distancing rules, Lauren left her face mask at home after some of her followers fumed at the reality star.
The 33-year-old stepped out in Essex earlier this month wearing a black face mask to protect against coronavirus.
She was also spotted taking several selfies of her covered face as she shrugged off social distancing for what appears to have been several Essex outings recently.
"So today was covid19 mask.. be safe be careful and keep clean #quarantine #thanks #onlines," she captioned the Instagram post.
"That mask is doing nothing apart from making a mockery of a very serious situation. Done yourself a major discredit here," wrote one fan.
Lauren immediately told the follower to "bore off."
"You are not meant to be out. So so selfish. Did you seriously not think before posting this?? I work for the NHS. People are dying. Please delete this and please stay indoors," begged another.
To this, Lauren snapped back that she will be working in her salon until the Government order them to close.
"Hilarious how you're saying people are giving you hate for this and telling people to 'bore off' but haven't responded to any of the comments from NHS workers because you KNOW you're in the wrong and you should have respect.
"Trying to cash in on a crisis is pathetic. Crawl back under a rock with all the other Z list."
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