Little People, Big World’s Audrey Roloff takes fans inside her filthy car with trash & wires soaked in spilled coffee
LITTLE People, Big World star Audrey Roloff has given fans a glimpse into her filthy car.
Sharing an update to her Instagram stories, the mom-of-three showed fans the disaster zone which included trash and wires soaked in coffee.
Audrey, 30, uploaded a boomerang of the drink which had fallen on the vehicle's floor over a pile of wires and the kids' artwork.
She explained the mess with the caption: "When you forget you were resting it in the console."
The next story showed her post had received a response from her husband Jeremy, which read: "Mad."
Sharing it with her followers, she responded with a sassy comeback and quipped: "Cares more about the truck than my caffeine necessities while on my own with the kids...", followed by an eye-roll emoji.
Audrey and Jeremy, 31, tied the knot in 2014 and are parents to daughter Ember, four, and son Bode, one.
They also welcomed baby Radley in November.
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Audrey was recently ripped by fans for sharing a photo of the infant nearly completely covered in a fur blanket.
Alongside the photo, the reality star wrote that her youngest son was “cuddled up in another Kalin blankey”.
She also shared a link to the blanket as she promoted a 10 per cent off deal for first time customers.
Shortly after Audrey posted the photo, fans rushed to to slam the mother of three allowing her son to sleep with the heavy blanket.
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While sharing the Instagram Story photo, the initial Reddit user wrote: “I know Audrey is right there because she’s taking the picture but does this give anyone else anxiety?!”
Others agreed that the blanket made them nervous, as another person wrote: “That's just dangerous and unnecessary.”
A third explained Aurdrey’s mistake, writing: “Safe sleep guidelines recommend that baby is always out to sleep on a flat surface, alone, with nothing in their crib. Blankets present a suffocation risk.
“In general if you have mom or dad there watching, you’re ok— they can intervene if the blanket presents an issue— but I’m pregnant right now and the way safe sleep is drilled into my brain, I understand this pic making someone nervous.”
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