Former TOWIE star, Billie Faiers, has been slammed by fans on her Instagram page for apparently using filters on a photo she posted of her two young children.
Billie treated her fans to a snap of three-year-old Nelly and little brother Arthur, eight months.
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But fans hit out at the mum-of-two, accusing her of photoshopping the picture of the tots.
The cute pic shows the pair lying on a rug, with Nelly putting a protective arm on her little bro. But some of Billie’s followers were quick to point out the photos looked a bit odd.
One wrote: “Why are they always blurry? Photoshopping your kids is pretty sad.”
Another added: “Are we air brushing babies now…?! Bit far maybe?!”
Another fan commented: “Why so photoshopped? Beautiful without it”
And a fourth blasted: “Filtering your kids is very sad.”
Not everyone was quite so negative though, and lots of people jumped to Billie’s defence.
One fumed: “So people have never used a filter on their kids before??? Yeah right I bet you have even if it’s black and white… and some people’s phones automatically click the beauty button on the camera… people need to get a grip if that’s the only thing you look at really!!
“Just pure trolls. If you don’t like the photo then don’t comment. Her children are beautiful regardless!”
While another added: “Such a couple of cuties you must be such a proud mumma xx”
A third simply wrote: “Perfection.”
Billie stunned her fans earlier this year when she showed off her amazing figure on holiday, just four months after giving birth to Arthur.
She posted several pics on Instagram, looking absolutely stunning, in various swimwear.
Her followers gushed over her amazing bounce-back body.
“How did you get your figure back so quickly?” one astonished fan asked.
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“Billie I would never have guessed you have two kids…You look amazing,” another swooned.
“The ideal figure,” said a third, while another said what they were seeing was “body goals”.