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I’m a hot mum & people call me a ‘MILF’…trolls say you mustn’t wear bikinis when you have kids but I don’t follow rules
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A WOMAN has revealed that trolls say she shouldn’t wear bikinis because she has children - but she doesn’t follow rules.
Jen Ferguson, 33, a hot mum, often shows off her impressive figure online by wearing tight fitting dresses and string bikinis.
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Like many women, Jen felt the pressure to look good after giving birth to her youngest son Atlas.
But since welcoming her baby boy into the world, Jen has worked hard to lose weight and tone up.
The self-proclaimed ‘not your typical mum’, is proud to show off her bikini body online, but has since opened up on the backlash she has received from haters.
In a recent clip posted on Instagram, we saw the mum-of-four pose in her home, as she proudly showed off her assets in a tiny gingham string bikini.
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She styled the look with some jewellery and styled her blonde hair in loose waves.
Jen revealed that trolls will often say to her: “Mums shouldn’t wear bikinis.”
However, she was keen to clap back, as she wrote: “We don’t play by the rules here.”
The Instagam clip, which was shared under the username @, has clearly left many open-mouthed, as it has quickly racked up thousands of views.
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Jen’s fans flocked to the comments to praise the mother, with some even calling her a ‘MILF’.
One person said: “Love breaking the rules!!!”
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Another added: “Looking great.”
A third commented: “Just because you're a mother it does not mean you should go to the beach covered up, c'mon.
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"You look great, good job.”
Whilst someone else penned: “That's because you're a MILF!”
JEN OPENS UP
Jen previously revealed to Fabulous that since she lost her baby weight, she’s returned to her “hot mum” status.
And while she always felt beautiful carrying her baby boy, she confessed that “pregnancy isn’t for” her.
She explained: “I’m glad I can get my Botox, get my filler, get all tight again. I’m back down in weight and living with the ‘hot mum’ name again. Now, I just have an extra kid.”
In fact, Jen has had quite a few procedures done over the years, with the first one being a boob job back in 2016.
It’s my body. I’m very open and proud
Jen Ferguson
She added: “Before surgery, I was literally flat. It just didn’t look good and I was insecure about my chest my entire life.
“Getting a boob job was one of the things that truly gave me more confidence. It was a really good decision for me.”
She got her second boob job in 2019 and went from an A-Cup to a 34DDD and 36DD.
Meanwhile, she’s also not shy about getting Botox and filler, as she shared: “I get Botox on my whole face. I get it in my jaw, my forehead, my crow's feet, that kind of stuff.
“It's not like I have a lot of lines because I'm 32 but I am definitely ageing a little bit. So we're trying to prevent all that.”
Jennifer's cosmetic procedure list
- Jennifer got her first boob job in 2016
- Three years later, she got her second boob job - bringing her cup size to 34 DDD and 36 DD
- Since then, she's had Botox, filler, and laser hair removal
- She's also had surgery to repair her earlobes
Although she gets Botox “pretty much all over”, she only gets filler in her lips.
She added: “Then, of course, I do other things like hair extensions, laser hair removal, facials… And I got surgery on my ears to make my earlobes smaller, because they were stretched out from when I have gauged ears.
“I’m totally comfortable with it because it’s each to their own. It’s my body. I’m very open and proud.”
People will assume I’m a bad mum without actually knowing that I’m a fantastic mum
Jen Ferguson
But Jen revealed that there is a downside to being this open - as she often receives judgement from people online.
The content creator opened up: “People will assume I’m a bad mum without actually knowing that I’m a fantastic mum. I put my kids before anything - all day, every day.
People can say the meanest things, but luckily I don’t let it get to me because that’s their opinion
Jen Ferguson
“I’m on social media but I’m still a normal person and I’m with my kids all day, every day. I take care of them, change diapers and everything else.
“But they assume that I’m a bad mum because of the way I look, which is bulls**t.
“People can say the meanest things, but luckily I don’t let it get to me because that’s their opinion.”
Talking to real-life documentary makers Jen also revealed that people think she is a bad mum because she “shows skin.”
Jen, who is engaged to her fiance Stephen Donaly, 45, said: “People judge me for being a hot mum. I’m still a fantastic mum, I just show it off.
“I honestly think that a lot of women are jealous because they don’t have the confidence I have.”
Jen describes her style as “very trendy” and likes to be “younger” than what she is, as she added: “I just like to feel sexy, that is my vibe.
“I love getting plastic surgery because it makes me feel more confident.
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“Some people disagree with that, and say ‘why would you do that, that’s so vain.’
“Who cares that I’m a mum? Like what, so I had kids and I can’t be hot anymore. No way.”
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