Georgia Toffolo shares awkwardly edited video as she extols the joys of 'lowballing' Vinted sellers to save 50p despite her and husband James Watt's collective '£145million' wealth

Georgia Toffolo shared an awkwardly edited video as she extolled the joys of 'lowballing' Vinted sellers to save 50p despite her and her husband James Watt's collective '£145million' wealth. 

Taking to Instagram and TikTok, the fashion conscious influencer and businesswoman, 31, told her followers how they could become just as successful as her at finding bargains on Vinted. 

And to be fair. Georgia IS really good at securing incredible pieces, recently showing off a £147 Prada silk dress she had found - an absolute steal. 

And while we all love a bargain, there is perhaps something a little tone deaf about 'lowballing' Vinted sellers, some of whom are trying to make ends meet, when you and your husband have a collective rumoured worth of £145million.

A successful businesswoman, Georgia is reported to be worth £5million in her own right, but she talks about how she will haggle to get as little as 50p off an item. 

The beginning of the video - shot from the couple's multi-million pound penthouse, shows some edited moments spliced together in which Georgia yells: 'I've changed my name from Georgia Toffolo to Georgia Watt. 

'You know some people have a weird sexual kink...  getting a positive pregnancy test....

'I have a gift and I didn't know God gave me this gift. LIke, I am the bargain hunter.

'Until I really started taking Vinted seriously, about three months ago... My secret talent is finding the best stuff on Vinted. 

'I think there are real sharks on there. Me being one of them. There are tips and tricks that I am going to tell  you, to find the good stuff. It's unfair that I am getting all the good stuff.

'You need to get in the shark tank and compete with me. Right. RIGHT!' she bellowed as her face went close up to the camera.

Showing off some of her amazing finds, Georgia said: 'I have a tendency to lowball people on Vinted. It's like my dirty secret. 

'And I was getting quite embarrassed about the whole thing. I thought there was going to be rumours flying around... banging ensemble... back to the story. 

'I thought there was going to be rumours flying around that Georgia off the tele is low-balling people on Vinted. So... I came up with an alternative plan.'

Slapping her thigh, she said: 'So I changed my name from Georgia Toffolo to Georgia Watt, which is my husband's surname. 

'So I thought that would give me like an extra layer of added anonymity so I could keep low-balling people. 

'And then I was having a word with myself like, is this normal behaviour? I confided in my friends. Loads of my friends do it too. 

'You give me, 50p off asking, I will buy it within an instant. It's a confirmed deal. But if you say no, I can't have a penny off, I didn't want the jacket anyway... You've just got to know how to work the algorithm.'

Holding a chiffon scarf over her face, she said: 'You know some people have a sexual kink... YOU WHOOOOO! I have it for empire line busts, a matching cape! This was £22.75!'

This aside, there was a heartwarming moment from Georgia in which she bravely referred to her struggle to get pregnant. 

'Nothing beats the offer accepted... I imagine it's sort of a parallel feeling to me getting a positive pregnancy test, you know. Can't believe I just said that.

'Inappropriate or truthful? Think it might be on the same level of elation that I'd feel.'

Closing, she asks her followers to DM 'Toff's tips' in order to receive all her tips on getting a Vinted bargain. 

Among her comments were nothing but those words, suggesting that anything negative was perhaps being filtered out or deleted. 

Georgia has been refreshingly open about her wish to get pregnant, saying she thought it would just happen straight away for her. 

Last month, she said she booked a last-minute weekend away with her husband James after a tough few months. 

The former Made In Chelsea star admitted that they 'need it' after the stress of BrewDog collapse contributed to her five-month struggle to get pregnant. 

Speaking in a clip, which she shared to her Instagram Story, she said: 'We've booked a little last-minute trip away. The sun is shining and my God do we need it. I'm so excited.'

In another update, Georgia later uploaded a clip of the sun setting in the countryside after she had arrived at the mystery location. 

She previously opened up about the 'lonely and crazy' journey to welcome a child with James, expressing her frustration that it was yet to happen. 

Thanking fans for their supportive comments, Georgia took to Instagram the following day to theorise whether the downfall of BrewDog had anything to do with it. 

Millionaire James came under fire this year when his beer brand racked up debts of more than £500million before collapsing into administration.

Amid the company's collapse questions arose over the company's long trail of controversy, failed enterprises, and allegations of toxic culture.

Addressing the fallout, Georgia said: 'I'm sitting here thinking about the year. We've had so much stress. I'm sure you guys have seen it all, public stuff like the BrewDog stuff has been really difficult to navigate...'

Georgia continued: 'And every single family across the world there's always stuff going on.

'I just think that coinciding with starting to try for a baby it's been a lot for us and we're both very tough and very strong and struggled to acknowledge that it's been a tricky year 

'On top of my naivety I really did just think that if you're super fit and healthy like us you get pregnant really quickly, but it isn't always the case.

'Sometimes there's just a lot of stuff going up that's biological - but I think all of it coinciding...' 

It has been a difficult start to the year for the couple following BrewDog's collapse. 

BrewDog's new owner publicly criticised James's tenure at the company – insisting his reputation is a 'stigma' for the brand.

Irwin Simon, chief executive of Tilray Brands, laid out his plans to revive the drinks business after a £33million rescue deal was announced earlier this month.

He said he was 'very clear' that Georgia's husband, who co-founded the company in 2008 with his school friend Martin Dickie, would not be returning – adding he had 'not spoken' to him.

It follows the closure of 38 UK bars operated by the Scottish brewery and the dismissal of 484 staff in an all-hands conference. 

At its peak, BrewDog operated more than 120 bars across 57 countries.

However, from 2021 James was hit by allegations of a 'toxic' workplace culture amid the company's abandonment of the Real Living Wage in 2024.

James had sought to invest £10million of his own cash in the firm as part of a rescue deal that ultimately failed.

Some 733 staff were retained in the sale, including operational staff and those working at 11 franchised pubs.

He said he was 'heartbroken' following the acquisition by Tilray – after his company was speculatively valued at £2billion just a few years ago, only for it to be sold for a fraction of the price.