Hilary Duff shared a photo of herself crying after spilling coffee on her Balenciaga bag.
The “Lizzie McGuire” alum took to her Instagram Stories on Friday to share the scene of the accident, which occurred in the passenger seat of her car.
“I spilled all my coffee all over my purse and the seat in front of me,” she wrote. “All milk latte. I didn’t even take a sip.”
Duff later posted a tearful snap of herself with the caption: “Then I called my husband and sobbed.”
In a third photo, the actress, who married Matthew Koma in 2019, candidly pointed to a blue Lola tampon in her handbag, hinting that she was on her period.
It’s unclear how much she paid for the designer bag, but purses typically cost around $3,000, according to Balenciaga’s website.
Although Duff doesn’t usually flaunt materialistic items online, her Balenciaga bags are well known among several A-list celebs, most notably Kim Kardashian.
The Skims founder revealed in a January 2024 promotional video for the brand that she owns 129 designer handbags worth an estimated $387,000.
One of the TV personality’s most eye-catching bags was a $1,790 Balenciaga “garbage bag” gifted to her by designer Demna at Paris Fashion Week 2022.
Kardashian’s daughters North West and Chicago West also followed in their mother’s footsteps and carried matching black handbags from the brand while out in New York City in July 2022.
Lauren Sanchez, who is married to billionaire Jeff Bezos, also recently debuted a $5,750 coffee cup-shaped Balenciaga bag in March.
Despite the brand’s popularity, the designers came under fire in November 2022 when they released an ad campaign featuring children holding BDSM-themed teddy bears.
At the time, Balenciaga spoke out about the controversy and issued an apology.
“We would like to address the controversy surrounding our recent advertising campaign. We strongly condemn child abuse. It was never our intention to include child abuse in our story,” they wrote via Instagram at the time.
The brand admitted it was a “wrong choice” to feature children in its campaign.
