Bec’s humble brag after bottle shop REFUSED her service

Bec Judd seems low-key flattered after being refused service at a bottle shop.

The former WAG and model, who is married to AFL legend Chris Judd, took to Instagram on Thursday to reveal why she wasn’t able to buy a bottle of Wairau River wine, that she was excited to try while on holiday in New Zealand with her family.

Judd was with her sister Kate Twigley at a bottle shop where they purchased the rose, when they were asked for ID at the counter, much to the influencer’s surprise (and probably delight).

“I said, we’re old enough to have 18-year-old children,” exclaimed Judd on her Instagram stories.

Neither of them had any form of ID, so the alcohol was confiscated, according to Judd, despite her being 40 years old and her sister 38.

Still riding the high, the sisters later posted a selfie to Judd’s Instagram, with the caption “Just a couple under-agers trying to get a rosé”.

Judd must have managed to find her ID later on, as she posted a selfie showing off her glass of rose.

She was sure to litter her social media with sweet snaps of her family in the beautiful rolling hills of New Zealand

Judd has been in New Zealand with her husband, former West Coast Eagles and Carlton player, Chris Judd, their four children, and extended family.

The humble brag comes after Judd revealed she feels unsafe in her multi-million-dollar mansion in the affluent suburb of Brighton, in Melbourne’s south.

Judd complained on her Instagram after she noticed more and more crime occurring in her area.

“Yesterday the Queensland government announced big changes to youth offending laws due to community outrage,” she said on Instagram.

“It’s time the Victorian government did the same.”

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews hit back by saying he’s “not interested in having an argument with Ms Judd” after she claimed the State Government didn’t care about the safety of Brighton residents.