God nose why! Schapelle Corby shares a busty video of herself squirting a nasal douche up her nostrils… days after her dramatic SAS Australia exit
She recently left Channel Seven viewers devastated, after quitting SAS Australia just two days into the show.
But on Thursday, Schapelle Corby treated her legion of fans to some very unusual footage of herself on Instagram – as she bizarrely cleaned her nose out with a nasal douche.
The 43-year-old explained she had a ‘sinus infection’ in a close-up busty video, and opted for the help of a liquid squirter to potentially help with her issues.
Why did she show it? Who nose! Schapelle Corby (pictured) shared a very graphic video of herself using a nasal douche on Thursday, after complaining about a ‘sinus infection’
‘I have a sinus infection lately, due to Indonesian dentistry malpractice,’ she said.
‘It’s a really bad infection and my antibiotics have finished, so I thought I’d give this nose cleaning thing a go. Watch!’
She then placed the mechanism up her nostril, and proceeded to squirt an abundance of liquid up her nose – which quickly spurted out of the other side.
Cringe! Schapelle then placed the mechanism up her nostril, and proceeded to squirt an abundance of liquid up her nose – which quickly spurted out the other side
According to the NHS, nasal irrigation can sometimes reduce excess mucus or irritants inside the nose, which can in turn reduce inflammation and relieve your symptoms.
At the end of the video, Schapelle was then seen bursting into fits of laughter as water dripped down her face in the weird footage.
Her video comes just days after Schapelle elected to leave the challenging series SAS Australia during a punishing running exercise, and said she simply ‘could not run one more step’.
On the run: Schapelle elected to leave SAS Australia series midway through a punishing running exercise, and said she simply ‘could not run one more step’
As the other recruits continued to run, a defeated Schapelle slowed to a walk as she made her way back to the DS (directing staff).
‘I feel like I have good mind control, but on an endurance level, I don’t think I’ve been pushed that far,’ she admitted.
Approaching the DS, convicted drug smuggler Schapelle informed them that her ‘time has come’, before ripping off her armband.
‘I’ve had enough. I can’t run this far one second longer. I cannot,’ she said, before breaking down in tears.
‘I’ve had enough. I can’t run this far one second longer. I cannot,’ Schapelle said, before breaking down in tears