Carrie Bickmore and Fifi Box roasted over Kmart collaboration

Carrie Bickmore and Fifi Box.

‘As if these 2 shop at Kmart.’

Carrie Bickmore and Fifi Box have landed in hot water with Australian shoppers, with their latest Kmart ad campaign getting a less-than-glowing reception.

The radio duo teamed up with the budget retailer for a paid partnership, showing off a shopping spree inside a Kmart store. But rather than sparking excitement, the ad has left viewers unconvinced – many accusing the pair of being “rookies” who rarely, if ever, shop there.

Carrie Bickmore and Fifi Box 'shopping' in Kmart.

Carrie Bickmore and Fifi Box ‘shopping’ in Kmart.

Shared across the Carrie & Tommy Show and Fifi, Fev & Nick Show Instagram pages, the video sees the besties on the hunt for affordable home decor. But eagle-eyed fans were quick to call out a glaring detail – one that, for many, proves they’re not exactly regulars at the retail giant.

“Tell me you don’t shop at Kmart without telling me – came out with a cushion and a vase. LOL take me and I will show you how to shop at Kmart. Tip one get a trolley,” wrote one Instagram user.

While another also took aim at the absence of a trolley: “Pft, rookies. Where’s the dual shopping trolleys?”

Carrie Bickmore and Fifi Box 'shopping' in KMart.

Carrie Bickmore and Fifi Box ‘shopping’ in Kmart.

Seasoned shoppers also noticed the lack of products the pair eventually decided to buy: two small vases, a green resin jug and a cushion.

“No one ever walks out with just one thing,” one commenter wrote.

Their total outlay? Bickmore walked away with $23 worth of products; Fifi only bought a $14 jug.

The overall purchase prompting this comment: “This is hilarious. These two do not shop at Kmart,” agreed someone else.

With another user agreeing, writing: “As if these 2 shop at Kmart.”

Pictured: Carrie Bickmore and Fifi Box

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