Kyla Ann Hutton in Maroochydore court for drugs after A Current Affair episode

A cleaner busted with drugs told a court how she has “lost everything” after an A Current Affair episode exposed her misuse of a bedroom belonging to a former The Block contestant.

The owner of a Sunshine Coast cleaning business has had a rough end to the year after she was called out on A Current Affair by a popular radio host and her house was raided by police.

The owner of a Sunshine Coast cleaning business has had a rough end to the year after she was called out on A Current Affair by a popular radio host and her house was raided by police.

Kyla Hutton was accused on the Channel 9 show by The Block star Jess Eva of filming a “sexy video” in the master bedroom while she was supposed to be cleaning her house for $650.

The episode that aired on October 31 showed Ms Eva confronting Hutton about the video that was “accidentally” sent to her and how she had stayed overnight at the property, used the shower and didn’t properly clean the home.

The owner of a Sunshine Coast cleaning business was called out on A Current Affair by Jess Eva who said she was sent a “sexy video”. Picture: A Current Affair

Ms Hutton who is an avid Tik Tok user later apologised for the “unprofessional” video on her Facebook page, saying it was never her intention.

“I’ll admit that I took a 20-second Snapchat video of me lip syncing … I accidentally sent Jess the video while I was sending her photos of the decrepit state of the property,” Ms Hutton wrote in the post.

In an unrelated matter, the cleaner appeared in Maroochydore Magistrates Court on November 24 and pleaded guilty to possessing dangerous drugs and possessing a glass pipe.

Kyla Hutton faced Maroochydore Magistrates Court for drug possession.

The court heard police searched her Maroochydore address at 11.40am on October 19.

Inside they found a pink backpack with a clipseal bag containing less than a gram of a crystal substance and a glass smoking pipe.

Ms Hutton represented herself and said she had a cleaning business up until recently.

“I had control over my (drug) use until this A Current Affairs thing came up, the story about me, that’s kind of when I went back off the bandwagon,” Ms Hutton told the court.

Kyla Hutton faced Maroochydore Magistrates Court for drug possession.

“I’ve lost everything, I’ve lost my company.”

Magistrate Haydn Stjernqvist told Hutton to be careful who she “hangs around with” and fined her $600.

No conviction was recorded.