A MUM was left red-faced after accidentally mooning the crowd at a parents' sports day race - but has since been asked on hundreds of dates.
Katie Hannaford, 37, said she won't be running a race ever again after the unfortunate mishap last summer.
The mum-of-two, from Basildon in Essex, tripped up and went head-over heels on the grass in the clip - which swiftly went viral.
A year later, Katie reveals she still receives messages from a number of keen male admirers.
While flattered, Katie says she is "single by choice" - and has turned down "hundreds of offers of dates".
She said: "I don't get recognised in public any more, but I still get random messages on Instagram and Facebook most days.
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"They're predominantly men – asking how I'm still single, or telling me I have a nice a***.
"I've had some genuinely nice messages too – saying I'm a good sport about it."
Katie's two daughters are clearly not reeling from the embarrassment - with one begging her to appear on her TikTok as - according to her mum - "she thinks I'm famous".
The hilarious clip was originally circulated by Katie herself, who at the time admitted: "When the kids got more at sports day than they were expecting! Haha.
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"If you can’t laugh at yourself then what’s life about ay!
"Sorry kiddos and anyone else watching!"
Since then, the proud mum has assured her young girls there won't be a revealing risk of deja vu.
She continued: "I've promised my girls I'll never compete in another adults race again, even in shorts.
"A few weeks ago at my daughter’s dance competition, and there was a parents dance.
"I looked at my daughter like, ‘no I'm not doing it!'."