The controversial chef had an important update for his 244,000 followers – but many were more interested in his $10 baseball cap.
host was discussing the aftermath of appearing on the Channel 9 show on Sunday evening in an Instagram video, asking his 244,000 followers to ignore the Bunnings cap he was wearing.
“Arvo update and please No comments on the hat please, as I am just protecting my skin from the dangerous sun,” the 47-year-old had captioned the clip.Pete Evans didn’t want anyone to pay any attention to his Bunnings hat during a new video shared online. Picture: Instagram / Pete EvansHowever the choice in headwear has sparked major interest.
Others simply tagged Bunnings in the post, while many wanted to know how much it cost and if they could still buy one.While one person cheekily wrote: “Delighted to see a big corporation sponsor your words.”The $10 hat was a limited-edition item that has now completely sold out. Picture: Instagram / Hats Greatest HitsHowever, if you’ve taken a liking to the cap after seeing Pete rocking it, you’re going to be severely disappointed.
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