Lindy Klim has posted a video to Instagram showing an awkward moment after a friend spotted an incontinence pad protruding from a tote bag as the pair left an underground carpark.
In the short clip, the 45-year-old entrepreneur and media personality breaks into uncontrollable laughter as her friend waves the absorbent pad in front of her. Klim tells the camera the product is not for her, saying at one point that "they're from my dad." The footage drew amused responses from followers, with commenters writing things such as "Why does this crack me up soooooo much" and "Hahaha always prepared."
Incontinence pads are designed to protect wearers who experience difficulty with bladder control. Klim's post framed the moment as light-hearted and self-deprecating rather than embarrassing, and she shared it widely on her account.
The Instagram clip comes as Klim is set to appear on the upcoming season of Amazing Race Celebrity Edition alongside her daughter, Stella, 19. A trailer for the series shows the mother-daughter duo describing themselves as "princesses" before encountering cramped sleeping arrangements and reportedly mouldy mattresses during the race's first leg. In the preview, Klim reacts with distress on camera, saying "I can't" and later telling producers, "Are you serious?" She also exclaims, "I'm having a panic attack!" and calls the situation "literally my worst nightmare," while acknowledging, "I think I'm not being that much of a princess."
Klim shared the show's trailer to her own Instagram page with the caption "Watch me have a panic attack," and directed followers to the series premiere on Channel 10, scheduled for Monday at 7:30 p.m. The footage in the trailer includes a wide shot of a 10-bedroom dormitory where contestants were shown arriving to sleep during the first leg of the race.
Klim has maintained a public profile as an entrepreneur and media figure in Australia. Her decision to post the in-the-moment video aligns with a pattern of using social media to share personal and promotional content. The two posts — the light-hearted clip from the carpark and the more dramatic trailer for the reality series — were shared in quick succession on her Instagram account.
The Amazing Race Celebrity Edition has drawn attention for featuring public figures placed in unfamiliar and often challenging conditions. Klim's trailer spot highlights the contrast between contestants' expectations and the demands of the competition.
Klim and her daughter are among several celebrity teams set to compete on the new season; Channel 10's schedule lists the first episode at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, where viewers will be able to see the pair's reactions to the race's initial tasks and accommodations.