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Published 07:07 11 May 2023 BST
Updated 07:07 11 May 2023 BST

Contact lenses that have seen Taylor Swift's Eras tour have been put on sale on Depop... for $10,000!
A fan of the popstar took to the marketplace after being blown away by her latest concert, which features performances of 'Anti-Hero', 'Blank Space' and 'Cruel Summer'.
Listing the item as 'used' but in an 'excellent condition', they come at a snip for any Swiftie who wants to swish their own eyes in the used lens of a lucky ticketholder.
For just $10,000 (£7,900) you can experience what it's like to wear ocular prosthetic devices on the night of her show, which as anyone will tell. you, is not to be swiffed at.
Reacting to the listing on social media, one fan praised how unhinged Swifies can be, saying: "I love us so much".
Others said they might even buy them if they had the money.
And one person added: "I respect the hustle."
But several others commented that things have probably gone a bit too far, labelling the strange listing as 'disgusting', 'weird', and 'embarrassing'.
Different strokes and all that...
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