I spoil my son with designer buys but shop for myself at Primark, it’s a mum thing

A SINGLE mum has revealed she hates treating herself – but she’ll be happy to hand out designer gear for her son.

Kerri Roma Anderson, from Bo’ness, West Lothian, has over 410,000 TikTok followers and regularly gives fans a glimpse into her everyday life.

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The 32-year-old refuses to spend a fortune on herself and instead makes expensive transports for her 10-year-old boy, Tyler.

In a recent clip, she revealed she picked up a £400 outfit for the youngster’s school disco before slipping to Primark for herself.

Kerri, a qualified nurse, said: “I went shopping. I went shopping today and had every intention of treating myself and buying myself something really expensive.

“But I didn’t do that, I bought Tyler expensive stuff instead.

“I went to Flannels. I had seen a really nice Burberry jacket but it wasn’t my size so I didn’t get it. So I bought Tyler a Stone Island t-shirt (£106) instead.

“I got him some cargoes from Stone Island (£215). You’re nice, eh. Age of 12.

“I also went to Schuh and got him a small pair of sneakers (80 pounds).

“He’s got a school disco tonight, so I figured he could wear it all to his school disco.”

She added: “Then I went to Primark. Why should I spend a fortune on myself? I would not. So I went to Primark.

“I love Primark, Primark has the most beautiful things.”

Kerri bought two pairs of sweatpants for £7, a sweatshirt, a white crop for £3.50 and a bustier for £6.

She also packed hair clips, face sponges, a headband, socks, two sets of seamless underwear, hair ties, a jumper and an oversized Bob Marley T-shirt from the £10 men’s department.

And the mother-of-one’s entire Primark supply was £30 cheaper than her son’s t-shirt alone.

She gushed: “It’s a great little haul, isn’t it? I love it, I’m buzzing.”

Kerri’s TikTok clip (@roma_0490) has garnered more than 98,000 views as her fellow moms reference her spending habits.

One said: “Look at what flannels my kid got and check out my Primark yield. Mama life, I know the feeling. “

A second wrote: “This is me. My boy’s designer, I’m Primark.”

A third agreed: “Love how all our carriages are clad in flannel and we mums make do with Primark.”

Meanwhile, a fourth added: “Such a mom thing. Spend a fortune on the children and as cheaply as possible on ourselves.”