Woman slammed for ‘sprinkling brother’s ashes’ in Ibiza club pool as people rave

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    A woman has caused outrage after she was filmed apparently pouring her late brother's ashes from a small clear bag into the water of a pool bar in an Ibiza club.

    In a clip she posted to TikTok, the lady is seen dancing as she produces a bag with a grey substance inside, before she tips it upside down and sprinkles the contents from a height.

    The blonde smiles as the grey ashes flow down into the water where dozens of other people are standing without footwear.

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    The caption of the clip read: "Just me sprinkling my brother about Ushuaia."

    Ushuaia is described on its website as the "#1 outdoor club in Ibiza with the most famous stage in the island".

    "Get into the groove of those who break the rules," the website says, plugging the beach stage.

    Reacting to the video after it was circulated on X, formerly Twitter, one bloke wrote: "Well I know what pool I wont be going in when I go Ibiza."

    A second person wrote: "Imagine dying and then yer ashes being spread in a pool in Ibiza hahaha. Imagine if spirits and that s**t were real, just lying at the bottom of a pool for eternity."

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    Ushuaia has been contacted for comment.

    In Spain you cannot scatter ashes near a beach, in a public park or public area, according to urnsforashes.co.uk.

    If you want to scatter ashes at sea, the ashes must be in a biodegradable urn, and you must be a minimum of three miles from the shore.

    You must also have requested permission from the corresponding maritime authority.

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