We met the ‘Minion Lady’ in Singapore – here’s how an Australian built the world’s largest Minions collection

She collects everything Minions – clothes, stamps, coins, toiletries, kitchen utensils, Minions-shaped pasta, keyrings, jigsaw puzzles, a chess set, snow globes, a miniature piano, movie posters, bedspreads and even pot plants.

“As soon as you walk in, you see all the posters and jigsaw puzzles down my hallway. The living room walls are full of Minions. There are bookcases around my TV, a big glass cabinet filled with Minion Lego, and of course my Guinness World Record certificate,” she described proudly.