MAFS Stacey Hampton Shops For Luxury Car At Mercedes-Benz
Married At First Sight star Stacey Hampton was spotted shopping at the Mercedes-Benz showroom in Melbourne with a personal bodyguard.
The reality star, 26, was joined by her friend Anthony Hess as she test-drove a $139,900 Mercedes Benz SUV on Saturday.
The affluent blonde donned a Balmain sweatshirt worth more than $700, casual black cargo pants and $950 Givenchy sneakers.
Lavish: Túi xách công sở nữ hàng hiệu Married At First Sight's Stacey Hampton (pictured) flaunted her $5000 designer outfit as she stepped out with a bodyguard to buy a luxury car at Mercedes-Benz in Melbourne
Stylish: The 26-year-old stunned in the designer ensemble as she browsed luxury cars
She paired the luxurious ensemble with a $2500 black Givenchy handbag and $570 rectangular-framed Gucci sunglasses with bedazzled logo detailing.
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The law graduate's silver bangles, glittering silver hoop earrings and designer watch added to the lavishly laid back look. The outfit cost her at least $4750, not including her unbranded trousers or jewellery.
Her ice blonde hair fell past her shoulders and she kept her makeup simple with a full coverage foundation and nude pout, having recently had her lip fillers removed.
Expensive taste: The affluent blonde donned a Balmain sweatshirt worth more than $700, casual black cargo pants and $950 Givenchy sneakers
Glitz: She paired the luxurious ensemble with a $2500 black Givenchy handbag and $570 rectangular framed Gucci sunglasses with bedazzled logo detailing
Glam: The 26-year-old's silver bangles, glittering silver hoop earrings and designer watch added to the lavishly laid back look, which cost her at least $4750
Her close pal Anthony made headlines last year for Túi xách da nữ công sở his clash with PR queen Roxy Jacenko, resulting in her filing an AVO against him.
He looked well-to-do in a Versace sweatshirt, Nike tracksuit pants and a $450 Gucci cap.
Stacey seemingly made sure even her bodyguard kept up with the latest brands, as he wore a hoodie worth $100.
The law graduate's good friend Anthony made headlines last year after a feud with PR queen Roxy Jacenko
The two friends were also spotted trying out a Mercedes-Benz E-Class Convertible, which starts at $129,600.
While it is unknown whether Stacey purchased one of the luxury cars, she was seen sitting down and speaking to one of the sales consultants.
It comes after she sold a $5,500 Louis Vuitton handbag that her millionaire former 'husband' Michael Goonan gifted her during the experiment.
Squad: Stacey looked chic as her pal and personal bodyguard followed her every move
Protection with style: Stacey even made sure her bodyguard kept up with the latest brands, wearing a hoodie worth $100
Stacey has since donated the $3,000 proceeds of the sale to a suicide prevention charity, speaking openly on social media about the generous donation.
When she debuted on Married At First Sight in February, Stacey was branded a 'gold digger' by fans.
The mother-of-two has slammed the show's portrayal, insisting she is financially secure herself and doesn't need anybody else's money.
New car smell? Stacey was spotted trying out a Mercedes-Benz E-Class Convertible, which start at $129,600
Big spender? While it is unknown whether Stacey purchased one of the luxury cars, she was seen sitting down and speaking to one of the sales consultants
Stacey's personal wealth was apparent during home-stay week of MAFS, Túi xách nữ cao cấp when Michael visited the Adelaide home where she lives with her two children, Kosta and Kruz.
She currently drives a $90,000 Range Rover Velar, boasts a $20,000 shoe collection and has more designer handbags than some department stores.
Many viewers were left wondering how the single mother could afford such luxuries - but Daily Mail Australia later revealed the heartbreaking truth behind her fortune.
Independent: The mother-of-two has slammed people calling her a gold digger online, insisting she is financially secure herself and doesn't need anybody else's money
Luxe: It comes after she sold a $5,500 Louis Vuitton handbag her millionaire former 'husband' Michael Goonan gifted her during the experiment
Life of luxury: Stacey's personal wealth was apparent during homestays, when Michael visited the Adelaide home where she lives with her two children, Kosta and Kruz
She has more at home? Stacey drives a $90,000 Range Rover Velar, boasts a $20,000 shoe collection and has more designer handbags than some department stores
Stacey inherited a significant sum of money from her father and brother's estates following their deaths several years ago.
She put the money into a family trust, which she later used to start several business ventures in South Australia.
'I had my own financial stability [before MAFS] with more than Michael could have provided,' Stacey said recently, hitting back at claims she's a 'gold digger'.
'You might have to ask my ex': Stacey previously joked that her ex-fiancé, Rebels Adelaide boss Shane Michael Smith, who is the father of her two children, was funding her lavish lifestyle
Stacey previously joked that her ex-fiancé, Rebels Adelaide boss Shane Michael Smith, who is the father of her two children, was funding her lavish lifestyle.
During her MAFS audition, executive producer Tara McWilliams asked her: 'You've got a Rolex and a Givenchy bag. I'm gonna be really honest, how do you afford that?'
'You might have to ask my ex,' Stacey laughed in response.
Stacey later clarified that her 'ask my ex' comment was in response to another question, but producers had edited the footage to make her look bad.
During her MAFS audition, executive producer Tara McWilliams asked her: 'you've got a Rolex and a Givenchy bag. I'm gonna be really honest, how do you afford that?'
Heartbreaking: Stacey inherited a significant sum of money from her father and brother's estates following their deaths several years ago. She put the money into a family trust, which she later used to start several business ventures in South Australia
