Kids were being charged £18 to meet Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague at an under-18s disco after she flew in on a private jet.
The show's runner-up made an appearance at a club night for kids at Blazers in Longford, Ireland last night.
The minimum ticket price was £18 for youngsters to attend the bash with their idol, with prices rising for VIP packages with the chance to snap selfies with the star.
The prices seem pretty steep for Molly-Mae's young fans when compared with her upcoming appearance in Suffolk tonight.
Adults wanting to see Molly-Mae at Infinity Nightclub in Sudbury can get in for free before 11pm, while other tickets are on sale range from £3 - £7.
It means kids attending Molly-Mae's under-18s disco were paying more than double the price of the adult tickets for a similar over-18s bash.
Molly-Mae seems to already be living the high life as she flew into Ireland for the PA on the private jet.
She shared a snap of herself carrying piles of pricey Louis Vuitton luggage and added a video showing her scoffing a posh ant-pasti board on the plane.
The Instagram influencer, 19, came second in Love Island last month - missing out on the £50,000 prize - after failing to score the most votes for her romance with boxer Tommy Fury.
Since leaving the villa, Molly-Mae and Tommy were holed up in a £400-a-night luxury hotel in London.
She's now embarking on a lucrative tour of nightclubs to capitalise on her post-Love Island fame.
As well as her PA in Suffolk tonight, she's also heading back to Ireland later this month for another appearance with fans.
It comes after she previously kept a low profile after leaving the villa, amid reports she was having therapy to deal with cruel comments from trolls.
Speaking on This Morning this week, she explained: "I think because we are in such a bubble, we're so happy and we are great together, I’ve not been paying much attention to it.
"You’ve just got to focus on this and each other and yourself, prioritise the things that are important.
"Everyone's gonna have an a opinion and I think we know that that's fine, we knew that going into the show when we came out some people's opinions might be positive, they might not, it just depends. It's fine, we're very happy."
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