Watch as raging homeowner explodes at neighbour over caravan parking – leaving viewers divided

THIS is the shocking moment a woman raged at her neighbour in an expletive-filled rant over a caravan parked on the street – leaving viewers divided. The viral video was uploaded to TikTok and shows a woman dressed in purple exploding at the owner of a caravan in Australia. A homeowner dressed in purple launched an expletive tirade over a caravan parked in the street Viewers were split over who was in the wrong The crazy footage went viral on TikTok The enraged homeowner yells: “I‘m not doing anything that’s abuse, I’m telling you within my right. “I‘m going to bring my husband’s s*** and s*** it over your f***** caravan park, now move your bloody things.” TikTokers who watched the crazy footage were left divided over the incident. Some took the side of the caravan owner, describing the woman in purple as a “Karen”. Most read in News 'FACE OF PURE EVIL' All we know about Katie Piper's ex-boyfriend Daniel Lynch 'KILLER' NURSE Nurse ‘injected babies with air & insulin in 'multiple bids to murder them' GRIM FIND Body 'hidden under blanket' found on roof as police rush to three-storey home SNOWCATION Exact areas snow forecast to fall this week with up to 4 inches set to pile up NEAR-MISS Chilling moment girl is YARDS from being hit by Kyiv missile as she films vid JUST THE START Putin ally vows regime change & to topple Kyiv regime after 83-missile blitz Another wrote: “The car isn‘t even blocking her driveway, she doesn’t own the road it’s free to park anywhere that doesn’t obstruct her driveway.” “She got a double garage, with plenty of room to drive it out of either way of the street with the caravan there, car parked on her side is legal,” said another Tiktoker. While others leapt to the defence of the homeowner, believing that she had every “right to be mad”. A second commented: “The long-term parking of caravans in the street should be illegal [in my opinion].” “Poor lady. Makes me wonder what drove her to this. Inconsiderate neighbours maybe,” a third viewer sympathised. In Australia, Caravans are allowed to park on the street for up to 28 days in most states as long as it‘s not obstructing a footpath or other vehicles. Read More on The Sun NUMBER CRUNCHER Martin Lewis reveals way to calculate running cost of household appliances Dye debate My daughter’s been asking to dye her hair - I gave in but trolls slammed me It comes after one person was embroiled in a heated dispute over parking after claiming their nightmare neighbour hogs six spots. Meanwhile other residents were enraged that their seafront views are ruined by tourists who park caravans in front of their windows.