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Dani Dyer forced to defend ‘naughty’ jumper she’s wearing to mum as she admits her ‘normal’ clothes no longer fit
DANI Dyer was forced to defend the "naughty" jumper she wore today to her mum Jo - admitting that her "normal" clothes no longer fit.
The 24-year-old star confessed that she'd had a day of "explaining herself", after previously hitting back at online trolls who accused her of "overheating" newborn son Santiago.
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Taking to her Instagram Story again this evening, the new mum explained that she put on a pink top with the pun "Hardcore Prawn" written on it this morning - and her mum found it inappropriate.
Speaking to the camera, Dani told followers: "My mum today, she's in my bubble by the way, oh my god - I can't stop explaining myself!
"She keeps taking the mick out of what I'm wearing, she's like: 'Of all the jumpers you've got, why are you wearing that one?'
"I'm like, Jo! I just put anything on - anything that fits me, it's on… It says Hardcore Prawn on it, is that…? I like the jumper!"
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The former Love Island champ added in the captions: "I keep explaining myself, I gotta stop this.
"The jumper says hardcore prawn on it… Listen, my normal clothes aren't exactly fitting me yet haha".
Sharing a close-up photo of the pun, Dani later added: "I like this jumper, but it is a bit naughty I suppose."
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Dani welcomed Santiago on 23 January, her and boyfriend Sammy Kimmence's first child.
This afternoon, the star was targeted by cruel mum-shamers after she shared a snap of the little one in a cosy winter coat.
Some of Dani's followers thought that she'd wrapped Santiago in the pramsuit and woolly hat for a drive in the car, but the star took to her social media page to hit back at the offensive comments.
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Dani Dyer forced to tell mum-shamers 'I won't overheat my child' after sharing snap of Santiago in winter coat
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She fumed: "It's mad, the messages I get as a new mum.
"My child was not in the car in the outfit. He just goes on walks with that outfit on.
"I'm not going to overheat my child, don't worry about it."
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