Lady accidentally breaks bottles of drinks while taking pictures at supermarket
Image Credit: gistreel- A Nigerian woman went viral after accidentally breaking several bottles of drinks in a supermarket while taking pictures.
- The incident was shared on her TikTok page, showing shattered bottles and spilled drinks on the floor.
- The video garnered various reactions online, with commentators discussing the cost and consequences of the mishap.
- The woman later confirmed she paid for the broken items.
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