Sam and Billie Faiers shocks fans with price of one drink during luxury trip to Paris just days after exotic holidays
BILLIE and Sam Faiers have shocked fans after revealing how much they paid for just one drink in Paris.
The reality stars took to social media to share snaps from their luxury getaway.
The sisters - who were joined by their mum Suzie Wells on the girly trip - splashed out on few fancy cocktails at upscale bistro, L'Avenue.
The swanky establishment is a favourite tourist spot, offering classic French dishes and an outdoor terrace.
Billie, 33, posted a picture of her fruity drink alongside the drinks menu.
But some eagle-eyed fans were gobsmacked at the overpriced drinks.
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Some of the cocktails were priced around 22 euros - including a Bloody Mary, Mojito and Margarita, which is equivalent to around £19.50.
One stunned fan wrote: "Wow! That's expensive for one drink."
Another posted: "Lucky she has the money."
Just last week Billie hit back at trolls after she was slammed over her family holiday to the Maldives.
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The TV star recently jetted off with her husband Greg Shepherd and their three children, Nelly, eight, Arthur, six, and baby Margot.
They theorised that the TV star had been filming for her ITV Be show Billie and Greg: The Family Diaries, while on the holiday.
The followers accused Billie of bagging a free getaway after bringing the cameras with her to film for an episode.
However, after the stir took over her comments section, Billie commented back her holidays are "never paid for" by ITV.
"I never normally comment, however I can see this has caused a bit of a stir on my feed," Billie replied to her fans.
"ITV do not pay for our holidays, and never have. We pay for our own holidays and we filmed a reality TV show following our lives, which includes following our holidays during filming periods."
It comes after Billie was slammed by fans for going on another luxury holiday, months after the birth of her third baby.
A number of followers complained her post was inappropriate during a cost of living crisis and hit out against the star.
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One angry fan penned: "Not a good post when people are struggling to pay their bills," as another said: "Another holiday?"
But others hit back to defend Billie, saying: "If people cannot pay their bills it has nothing to do with their holiday, though."
