Trinny Woodall’s daughter Lyla had her phone stolen while out on a mother-daughter shopping trip.
Fashion columnist and TV presenter Trinny, 57, was asked to hold her 18 year old daughter’s phone, and popped it in her jacket pocket while they browsed stores in London.
It’s believed that while the pair were in Zara when the teen’s phone was swiped from Trinny’s pocket, leaving Lyla “so upset”.
Taking to Instagram to tell her one million followers about the situation, Trinny explained: “So we are walking down the street and L asked me to hold her phone, she has pockets yes but still it appears to be my responsibility.”
The mum-of-one later wrote on her Instagram story: “Poor bunny's phone was stolen out of my jacket pocket in zara,” while adding that Lyla was particularly upset because her phone case had some “sentimental things” in it.
However, the following day Trinny gave an update on the situation, revealing that Lyla’s phone had been found.
“Staggering news about Lyla's phone. Somebody called me this morning and said ‘I have Lyla's phone’,” Trinny said in a video.
The star went on to explain that the woman who called her also had her phone stolen, and near to where it happened, she found a bag filled with her phone and four others – including Lyla’s.
The fashion expert went on to claim that when she told security about the incident, they were already aware of pickpockets in the area.
Trinny is often candid with her Instagram followers, and last year opened up aboutthe hair loss she experienced after testing positive for COVID.
“I did a Live with Greg Williams about hair transplants and the following week I did a really nice Live with Shabir at Victoria Health and with Josh Wood,” Trinny explained last April.
“And this was pre-my hair starting to fall out, so it's very fortuitous, it's very odd and not like tempting fate, the opposite of that really.”
Proceeding to show her followers how much hair was falling out after running her fingers through her hair, she continued: “I started to get – I don't know if you can see here how much hair I'm getting each time I do that but like this. I’m just collecting my hair at the moment.”
It’s since come to light that Trinny wasn’t alone in her experiences, and that nearly a quarter of those who suffer with Covid-19 will experience hair loss within six months of contracting the illness,Sky Newsreported at the time.
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