A well-known Channel Seven star has fiercely clapped back at cruel online trolls who accused her of neglecting her newborn baby just weeks after the child's birth.
The television personality, whose identity has sparked widespread discussion, took to social media to address the shocking allegations head-on. She described the accusations as "baseless and hurtful," emphasising her dedication to motherhood.
"These keyboard warriors have no idea what they're talking about," she wrote in an emotional post. "Being a new mum is challenging enough without this kind of toxicity."
The backlash began after critics scrutinised her public appearances and social media activity, suggesting she wasn't spending enough time with her infant. However, supporters have rallied behind her, calling out the unfair scrutiny faced by working mothers in the public eye.
This incident highlights the growing problem of online harassment targeting celebrities, particularly new parents. Mental health experts warn that such trolling can have devastating effects on postpartum wellbeing.
As the debate continues, many are questioning why society still judges mothers so harshly while often giving fathers a free pass. The star's defiant response has reignited conversations about parental double standards and the need for more compassion online.
