Katie Price has again risked being mum-shamed over her parenting of nine-year old daughter Bunny after taking her along to an event for over-18s.
The former glamour model appeared in Nottingham on Sunday evening (March 24) as she took part in a Q&A session at Tamika Martin’s VIP Entrepreneur Brunch. Bunny, who was beside her 45-year old mum throughout, appeared on stage in full make-up and high heels.
The Cleaver and Wake restaurant, which hosted the bash stated it was for adults only due to the presence of burlesque dancers and the sale of alcohol. Katie shares the youngster with her ex-husband, Kieran Hayler, who has previously hit out at her for allowing Bunny to use TikTok.
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Earlier this month, meanwhile, Katie sparked outrage for applying image filters to a snap of Bunny as she celebrated World Book Day.
(Image: Instagram)
Pouting for the camera, she proudly held up Katie’s children’s book, Perfect Ponies. Bunny wore a red-t-shirt, camo-trousers and a cork hat to match Katie Price’s look from her time on I’m A Celebrity.
Katie captioned the post: “Well you can’t deny her mum has written 54 books so can’t deny I’m a successful author. Hence Bunny dressing up as me in the jungle for National Book Day.” The image clearly showed Bunny’s face had been ‘airbrushed’.
(Image: Instagram)
It came three months after Bunny was banned from TikTok for an alleged third time for breaking its age-restriction rules. The social media platform requires users to be aged 13 or over.
Prior to the ban, Bunny had incredibly discussed her mum’s financial problems in a video livestream, and also treated her followers to a look at her panto dressing room. Concerning Katie’s fans further a second Bunny video appeared to display her mobile phone number.
(Image: @KatiePrice/Instagram)
An insider later told the The Sun of Bunny’s online activity: “Worried Katie Price fans reported all of the accounts and they’re now down: She’s been banned – being an unsupervised nine-year-old interacting with adults isn’t safe.”
While users must be 13 to have an account, other elements of the app are banned until older ages. TikTok’s strict policy says: “Direct messaging is only available to those age 16 and older and to host a LIVE, community members must be at least 18.”
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