TikTok influencer shares video of moment she was 'rudely' interrupted by man as she filmed a make-up tutorial outside Wimbledon
Lilly Whitfield was in the queue outside Wimbledon when she decided to record a 'GRWM' clip for her followers, before the 'unkind' interaction unfolded.
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