Molly-Mae Hague has compared her Manchester flat to "absolute captivity".
The Love Island star, 20, shared her complaints with her four million Instagram followers while the sun was out over the weekend.
Her lavish cityscape flat has a spacious feel with its features including three bedrooms, a private sauna and a gorgeous kitchen.
But the reality television star whined about her struggles of apartment living during the UK's strict lockdown.
Temperatures had climbed to 21 degrees in Manchester on a sunny afternoon at the weekend.
The blonde bombshell filmed a view overlooking the city from her window to rage about her "absolute captivity".
She said: "Lockdown days like this make apartment living feel like absolute captivity."
Molly-Mae then turned her attention to the people filling the streets of the city just outside her apartment.
The Pretty Little Thing ambassador questioned why everyone was still out amid the stay at home guidelines from the government.
She added: "Still so many people out?"
It comes days after Molly-Mae and her boyfriend Tommy Fury have returned to their flat in Manchester.
They outraged fans after they changed location during the lockdown as the pair left her mum's home in Herfordshire.
Molly-Mae and Tommy made no effort to conceal their location after drizzling their Instagram accounts with photographs.
The Sun were told: "They left Molly's mum's house to head back home to Manchester, but they haven’t come in to contact with anyone on their travels only each other."
