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I get mum-shamed because I refuse to get a job – I’m raking in benefits… I’m living my best life as a bad parent

A WOMAN has hit back at trolls mum-shaming her for raking in benefits and refusing to get a job.

Whitney Ainscough from Yorkshire said she is "living her best life" as a stay at home mum.

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The mum of three shares her relaxed lifestyle with thousands of users on TikTokCredit: Deadline
Whitney Ainscough said she receives more than £1,000 a week in benefitsCredit: Deadline

Whitney has gone viral on TikTok through her 'cost of living' videos - showing her children' poor meals.

The self-confessed "bad mum" of three brags about her relaxed lifestyle to thousands of viewers.

In a video she claimed to choose to be unemployed after forking an eye-watering sum of £1,151.90 per week in Universal Credit.

The video begins with her sharing a document of her benefit entitlement.

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Ms Ainscough, 30, said: "Can somebody please tell me why I'd ever get a job when this is my weekly universal credits that I get.

"I mean, why would I get a job? I get your monthly wage in a week so why would I put myself out and get a job?

"I mean I'm living my f****** best life, f****** hell."

The post has already received more than 48,000 likes with fuming users sharing their disappointment.

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But the mother from Rotherham has now hit back at trolls who shame her.

She said she won't work because "she earns more money on benefits".

She explained: "I earn normal people's monthly wage in one week.

"Everything is free in life for me, I live a luxury life on benefits and I drive a top of the range car, fully paid for by benefits mobility car."

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However, people have slammed her for being an example of "what's wrong with the system".

One user wrote:  "It’s frustrating when my dad was really poorly with cancer and they told him he was fit for work and didn’t get a penny even though he worked 40 years."

Another added: "This gets me so mad but then I can't really blame anyone for doing it."

This comes as another young mother was mum-shamed for getting pregnant at 20 and living of benefits.

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