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A TikTok star known as the Yorkshire Peach has left her fans "crying" with laughter after sharing what it is like being an American experiencing a UK heatwave.
"Now you understand how Brits feel" says fans after the mum-of-one shared a video of her outside in her garden on Sunday afternoon. The good news for Lisa is that she doesn't have to pay for air conditioning over here like she did in America, but the lack of cool air got her trying DIY methods at her Leeds home.
"Might have to get down to B&Q in the morning." While @its_wolfie added: "So now you understand how us Brits feel about temperatures above 30C. And after catching some rays and boasting a tan, fans dubbed the Yorkshire Peach "brilliant", and left them "crying" with laughter when she mentioned a report she had seen on the weather. Lisa said: "Just saw a report, very important, about the heatwave.
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