A popular Australian reality TV veteran has shared her disgust after discovering a disturbing item in her Woolworths grocery shopping.
Gold Wars Downunder star Kimberley White posted a clip on Instagram on Sunday, in which she revealed there was a chicken head included in the bag of necks she bought from the deli.
‘So I just went to feed the dogs some chicken necks from Woolworths and just reached in the bag and I thought “that looks a little bit different”,’ she began.
‘Can you tell what that is?’
Kimberley was repulsed by the find, and said that her young son was equally horrified.
‘It’s the chicken’s head!’ Kimberley vented.
Reality TV veteran Kimberley White (pictured) has shared her disgust after discovering a disturbing item in her Woolworths grocery shopping
A Woolworths spokesperson told Daily Mail that the customer in question had not lodged an official complaint with them so they were currently unable to investigate the supply chain as they did not know at which store it supposedly happened.
However, they said that all customers are entitled to a full refund of any product upon making a complaint.
‘If any customer has a concern about the quality of the product they receive, we always invite them to return it in-store for a refund or replacement,’ they said.
In 2025, Kimberley quite literally embraced the ‘gold digger’ moniker.
The former model and Gold Coast socialite swapped the glamour of high heels for cowboy boots after launching a gold mining business with husband Richard White.
The couple purchased four gold mining leases in Central Queensland and are now living the mining life as they attempt to strike it rich, while also filming their Channel Ten reality series Gold Wars.
Kimberley revealed that there was a chicken head included
A Woolworths spokesperson told Daily Mail that the customer in question had not lodged an official complaint
‘I definitely didn’t think I would go from living the Gold Coast lifestyle to becoming a gold miner,’ she told the NT News last year.
‘It’s like a Real Housewife mixing it with Gold Rush,’
She added that while she now spends her days at a remote mine site, she has made sure one luxury from her old life came with her.
‘I’ve got a 40-foot container for my wardrobe so at least I can see everything and organise my outfits,’ she said.
‘I’ve gone from wearing high heels to living in cowboy and mining boots.
‘I need to invest in a big full-length mirror next.’
