Teh One Who Knocks
04-20-2020, 11:50 AM
By Sophie Roberts, Lifestyle and Travel Editor - The Daily Star
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Holly-Daze Coffey was criticised for posting this Instagram snap
An Instagram star was slammed for sharing a snap of herself at the beach.
Four days ago, Holly-Daze Coffey posted a picture that showed her sunbathing in a group of three.
The post, which racked up 24,800 likes, shows her lying down beside two others.
This led to some accusing the influencer of breaking lockdown.
One commenter remarked: “You’re not respecting quarantine.”
A second said: “Come on ladies. Six feet apart now” and another urged “stay home”.
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On April 10, Holly-Daze posted this beach photo
Holly-Daze, a professional surfer from Australia, was hit with similar criticism when she posted a beach picture on April 10.
In this snap, she posed with three other bikini babes.
One responder asked: “Where’s the police? 1.5 metre social distancing.”
Another said: “Keep your distance.”
And a third added: “Group of four girls in public lol. Don’t get caught girls!”
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Holly-Daze pictured before coronavirus lockdown
Even though some are concerned by Holly-Daze’s recent posts, there may not be anything to worry about.
The Instagram star hasn’t revealed when she took the pictures, so they may have been snapped before the Covid-19 pandemic.
It’s also worth noting that the influencer could be hanging out with members of her household.
If so, she’s not necessarily breaking social distancing rules by lying down close to them.
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Holly-Daze is yet to respond to the criticism – or clarify when the snaps were taken
Despite this, Holly-Daze may have been rightly criticised if she’s hit the beach in recent weeks.
This month, the Australian government warned against flocking to the beaches to sunbathe.
In Queensland, sun-seekers were threatened with on-the-spot fines of $1334 AUD (around £682).
Meanwhile, beaches have been closed across the country.
World famous coastline at Bondi is currently shut to locals and tourists, as well as Manly beach.
Daily Star Online contacted Holly-Daze’s management for comment and is currently awaiting a response.
https://i.imgur.com/ergFNrJ.jpg
Holly-Daze Coffey was criticised for posting this Instagram snap
An Instagram star was slammed for sharing a snap of herself at the beach.
Four days ago, Holly-Daze Coffey posted a picture that showed her sunbathing in a group of three.
The post, which racked up 24,800 likes, shows her lying down beside two others.
This led to some accusing the influencer of breaking lockdown.
One commenter remarked: “You’re not respecting quarantine.”
A second said: “Come on ladies. Six feet apart now” and another urged “stay home”.
https://i.imgur.com/i6Gou8x.jpg
On April 10, Holly-Daze posted this beach photo
Holly-Daze, a professional surfer from Australia, was hit with similar criticism when she posted a beach picture on April 10.
In this snap, she posed with three other bikini babes.
One responder asked: “Where’s the police? 1.5 metre social distancing.”
Another said: “Keep your distance.”
And a third added: “Group of four girls in public lol. Don’t get caught girls!”
https://i.imgur.com/PVUmzKq.jpg
Holly-Daze pictured before coronavirus lockdown
Even though some are concerned by Holly-Daze’s recent posts, there may not be anything to worry about.
The Instagram star hasn’t revealed when she took the pictures, so they may have been snapped before the Covid-19 pandemic.
It’s also worth noting that the influencer could be hanging out with members of her household.
If so, she’s not necessarily breaking social distancing rules by lying down close to them.
https://i.imgur.com/laXLMfz.jpg
Holly-Daze is yet to respond to the criticism – or clarify when the snaps were taken
Despite this, Holly-Daze may have been rightly criticised if she’s hit the beach in recent weeks.
This month, the Australian government warned against flocking to the beaches to sunbathe.
In Queensland, sun-seekers were threatened with on-the-spot fines of $1334 AUD (around £682).
Meanwhile, beaches have been closed across the country.
World famous coastline at Bondi is currently shut to locals and tourists, as well as Manly beach.
Daily Star Online contacted Holly-Daze’s management for comment and is currently awaiting a response.