We've all seen people flog possessions they no longer want on social media before – but you probably haven't seen a haul like this.

After all, it's not every day you see someone cough up £350 for a skipping rope.

Recently, PR queen Roxy Jacenko has been selling off her luxury goods before she moves to Singapore with husband Oliver Curtis and their children.

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The mum is selling off her Hermes handbag collection, as well as other items such as a Louis Vuitton skipping rope – you just need a spare £350 ($500) to buy it.

Roxy, 43, shared a snap of the extravagant goods on her RJ Curated Instagram page this week.

The Louis Vuitton Christopher skipping rope comes complete with monogram handles and is priced at around £530 on the LV website.

One person was gobsmacked at how much the skipping rope cost, commenting: "You paid more than $650 for a bloody skipping rope."

Ahead of the big move Roxy has put a lot of her possessions up for sale – and they include a £1,581.34 Hermes dog bed and £1,581.34 Haydenshapes marble surfboard.

She's also looking to get rid of a £2,372.01 Adrienne and The Misses Bonney hand-painted doll house.

Other items fans can bag include two pink custom make-up chairs, that once lived in her glam room, and are worth £790.67.

Those with enough cash can even splurge on a blue leather Hermes Birkin she's selling for £14,231.52.

The mum said she was willing to divorce Oliver when he re-located to Singapore for work – but she's since confirmed they are still together as she's decided to move with him.

None the less, she admitted a split was considered for a while when they were trying to work things out.

She told The Kyle And Jackie O Show, she'd disagreed with her 37-year-old husband and his decision to leave.

Roxy said: "I basically said to Ollie, 'look, you go to Singapore and I'll stay here'.

"And he's like, 'well, I don't know if that will work'. And I was like, 'well, it's worked for the last five years'."

Her hubby told her he was required to be a resident of Singapore to be able to take a permeant job.

"I was like, 'Ok, well then what's my option?'" she added.

"He goes, 'oh, we have to get divorced'."

It turns out she would have been quite happy with ending the relationship on the spot.

She continued: "I'm good with that. So just give me the paperwork, I'll sign the paperwork we can get divorced.

"You do your job there and I'll stay here. And we'll visit."

In the end Roxy thought it was for the best to keep the family together, so they're all moving to Singapore so they can be with their daughter Pixie, 11, and Hunter, eight, as a family unit.

"It's time," she said.

"They need a dad around, and because he's never here… like, he comes [back home to Sydney] like two days at a time."

She also admitted she thinks it was the long-distance relationship with Oliver that led to her splurging on lavish gifts for the kids.

The mum said she finds it hard to say "no" when their dad isn't around.

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