Bec Judd has left her fans worried after sharing a video of her self-tanning routine.
In the video shared to Instagram, the AFL WAG rubs herself down with a mitt while wearing a black bikini.
But it was not Bec's appearance that had them worried, but the fact she was using the famously staining brown lotion in an all-white room.
'Omg tan on the rug and ottoman… lol giving me anxiety too,' wrote one person in the comments.
'That bottle on the cream boucle is killing me inside,' another commented with someone else adding, 'Eeeek the fresh tan near the fresh white giving me chills!'
'Can't believe you are doing this in such a white/cream room! My OCD is kicking wanting to save that boucle chair,' wrote someone else.
However, many were impressed by Bec's skills as the fashion designer didn't stain the area around her at all.
'And you're an expert in tan application…. Not even a drop on the furniture,' said one fan.
Bec Judd (pictured) has left her fans worried after sharing a video of her self-tanning routine. In the video shared to Instagram, the AFL WAG rubs herself down with a mitt while wearing a black bikini
It comes after Bec sparked concern over her physical appearance after she posted photos of herself wearing a vibrant yellow outfit recently.
She showed off her very slender frame in a two-piece ensemble by Elyia The Label worth $1,286.
The conversation about her figure began on Facebook when one user commented that she looked 'too boney', setting off a series of reactions.
Another concerned person chimed in with their opinion, writing 'for goodness sake, give her a good feed'.
But it was not Bec's appearance that had them worried, but the fact she was using the famously staining brown lotion in an all-white room
'Omg tan on the rug and ottoman… lol giving me anxiety too,' wrote one person
It comes after Bec sparked concern over her physical appearance after she posted photos of herself wearing a vibrant yellow outfit recently
A third echoed with remarks including 'give her a burger' and 'buy a happy meal'.
However, others stepped in to defend Judd.
'She looks good only the couch potatoes are going to put her down because they can't put the chips down', one said, suggesting that the criticism stemmed from envy.
Meanwhile another questioned whether Judd had changed her name, implying her appearance was so different it was as if she was not the same person.
