Made In Chelsea’s Tiffany Watson mum-shamed as she reveals controversial contraception choice
MADE In Chelsea star Tiffany Watson has been mum-shamed after revealing her controversial contraception choice.
Tiffany and her husband Cameron McGeehan welcomed their adorable baby boy towards the end of June, and revealed his name as Jude Maximus McGeehan.
The couple got engaged in Paris in October 2021 and married the following year in Surrey.
But she’s since been mum-shamed on social media, after showing off the contraception she’s decided upon after becoming a mum.
Tiffany posted two sweet photos with her adorable newborn, while sitting on a bed and nestling her head into his.
She could be seen holding her phone with her other hand, with the Natural Cycles app opened up.
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Reality star Tiffany penned to her 579,000 followers: “After having Jude, I’ve gone back to using Natural Cycles.
“I’ve been on the non-hormonal and non-invasive contraceptive route with NC° for years now and I can’t imagine doing it any other way!”
Tiffany then offered her followers her code so that they could receive 20% off, should they want to try it.
But not everyone was impressed with her promoting the contraception, as one person wrote: “This really doesn’t work and shouldn’t be advertised. It fails for a lot of people, including myself. The body can be unpredictable sometimes even when you’re “like clockwork”!”
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A second added: “Too risky for me as deffo don’t wanna get pregnant ever (am child free) so be stuck with abortion if went wrong.. whatever protects me (and hubby) from pregnancy the most I use!!”
A third shared: “This is how you get pregnant, they never sent my the thermometer.”
A fourth person commented: “An ad on how to get pregnant fast lol,” and a fifth replied: “OMG you are brave even THINKING about s*x again!!!”
Made In Chelsea viewers last year saw Tiffany open up about losing a baby at eight weeks shortly after getting engaged to Cameron.
She broke down in tears, telling Olivia Bentley: "I think going through it was awful.
"Even though we weren’t trying, when you find out, you do become very attached to the baby. You’re mourning a loss of something. Something you never really had.”
