Bec Judd’s activewear brand Jaggad targeted by trolls after Nadia Bartel video scandal

WAG Rebecca Judd has become embroiled in the fallout from Nadia Bartel’s infamous powder-snorting video — with customers vowing to boycott her brand Jaggad.

Bec Judd’s popular clothing brand Jaggad has been targeted following the Nadia Bartel video saga.

Judd launched a Mini Me Girls range on Saturday on the back of her new collection released last week.

Many comments on Jaggad’s social media have made reference to the footage of Bartel snorting a white powder at a gathering in Richmond.

“Does everyone get free drugs with purchase?” one person commented, while another wrote: “Does it come with a few lines?”

“Does it come in a baggie?” a third user asked.

Others claimed they would be boycotting the brand.

“Won’t be buying from his brand again!” one wrote. Another said: “I would be embarrassed wearing this label.”

Nadia Bartel and Bec Judd in Jaggad activewear.

Nadia Bartel was filmed last week.

Judd and Bartel are in business together with tanning company Spray Aus. Their business partners are Emily McKay and Ellie Pearson who accidentally leaked the Bartel footage on her Instagram on Thursday night.

Judd has made no public mention of Bartel while Jaggad has been contacted for comment.

Bartel and three other women have been fined a combined $21,800 for the illegal lockdown party as police continue to probe potential drug offences.

A fifth woman at the premises legally, who was not involved in the gathering, was not fined.

Two high-profile businesses who worked with Bartel have said they are cutting ties with the ex-wife of AFL champion Jimmy Bartel.

She issued an apology for her actions saying she had “let you all down by my actions”.

Many marketing experts are tipping the fashion and beauty influencer’s personal brand would be repaired.