A woman drove three hours to become the proud owner of Ed Sheeran's underwear that were being sold in a Suffolk charity shop.
The Castle on the Hill singer donated a range of belongings including; mugs, cushions shoelaces, underpants and a hot water bottle to East Anglia Children's Hospices' Framlingham charity shop.
Lola Amuah drove three hours from her home in Derby to take a look at what the charity had to offer and recorded the trip for her social media following.
Although Mrs Amuah admitted she is not an Ed superfan, she said: "I do enjoy his music, as I'm sure most people do, I love to charity shop and enjoy finding cool nostalgic items in them. So I thought it was worth the travel for my followers."
A spokesperson for EACH said: "Once again, he’s come up trumps with an incredible, eye-catching assortment of clothing and items, from boxer shorts and bongo drums to jeans and jewellery"
The charity hopes that the items will cause a stir as "Ed-mania" sweeps through Suffolk ahead of his three sell out on July 11, 12, 13.
Mrs Amuah was lucky enough to scoop up some of Sheeran's belongings that were donated to the shop by a member of the team.
Since the performer's belongings arrived at the shop they have been busier then usual with "lots of interest and sales".
Instead of keeping hold of his underpants, Amuah says that she is planning on giving them and the other items away on one of her live streams.
Genine Woodcock, the charity's retail central support manager said: "What better time or place to snap up one of Ed’s donations than in his hometown of Framlingham. Ed’s profile is always sky-high, but he really is the man of the moment right now with his sell-out concerts taking centre stage next month.
"We’re seizing the moment, and excited to see what happens when these items go on sale. Our team have been busy designing special materials to promote the goods, so it promises to be a lot of fun and hopefully very busy."
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