Molly-Mae Hague has hit back after being accused of not "rushing" around enough as a mum.
The Love Islander, 24, who welcomed baby daughter Bambi with fiance Tommy Fury earlier this year, addressed the criticism in her latest YouTube vlog.
"Not like I like to invest my time in negative comments, but I had a comment on my video the other day that said, 'You're a mum but never seem to be rushing when you're doing anything, like, mums are always rushing, why are you never rushing when you're doing your self-care?'" she told the camera.
"I'll be honest guys, I've been doing a lot of filming in the evenings recently because that's when Bambi goes to bed. I also film in the daytime when I have help with her, when I have childcare. Whether it's nursery, whether it's help at home, I choose to film when I am in my 'working hours' – when I'm working, when I have help with Bambi."
Visibly taken aback by having to justify her methods, Molly continued with a smirk: "I'm not afraid to say that. When I'm in my mum mode, when me and Bambi are together in the house and I have no other set of hands, that's not when you're gonna find me vlogging.
"I will normally be vlogging with you guys when I have time by myself, because that's when it feels most natural, like, it doesn't feel natural to do it when I'm around her because that's when I want to be focussing on her."
Before changing the subject, the reality star hoped "that makes sense" but confessed she shouldn't be wasting her time on such matters.
This comes just after Molly's "midlife crisis" rant on YouTube last week.
"At the minute, I'm having a midlife crisis," she told her 1.83 million channel subscribers.
"And the fact that solidifies that I'm having a midlife crisis is that I'm sat here with a colouring book and colouring pens. I need an activity that's not scrolling on my phone. I need something where my brain is not being active. I think colouring is the perfect thing for that."
She then delved into the adjustments she's gone through in motherhood.
"I've been falling off physically since having Bambi really. Mentally, physically, emotionally I just feel like I've been on another planet and I can't even put my finger on why. I've just not been myself I don't know why," revealed Molly.
"Sometimes I come on my videos and I'm like, 'I'm in such a good place, I'm thriving!' And the vlog after that I'm like, 'I'm in such a bad place, I feel so sad, I can't stop crying'. That's me, and I think that's potentially being a woman, being a human.
"I don't think its happened overnight. I think gradually as I've been growing up and over the last four-and-a-half years of having the career I do now. I'm just changing and I want different things."
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