HELEN Flanagan has hit back at cruel mum shamers while wearing a tiny bra and defending her boob job decision.
The former Coronation Street starlet, 35, has taken to Instagram to defend her boob job after cruel trolls left nasty comments on a recent snap she shared online.
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Over the weekend, Helen shared some glam snaps of her donning a chic dress.
Cruel trolls were quick to share their thoughts on her look, with one writing at the time: “Who on earth is she? dress is too small anyway.”
And in a sizzling video where she donned lingerie earlier this summer, another troll penned: “You really should save that for the bedroom.”
But now Helen has hit back at the haters with a defiant message.
Taking to her Instagram stories on Sunday, Helen explained how she attended the “most beautiful wedding” over the weekend before showing everyone her Pride outfit.
Helen could be seen donning a tiny bra with a silver sequin suit.
She then said how she would “probably get nasty comments” because she’s showing off her cleavage.
Helen went on to add how she has three kids and breast fed for around three years in total.
“Honestly, when I finished breast-feeding, I could have tied my boobs in a bow. They was so bad,” she confessed.
The next slide then saw Helen showing off her boob job after three pregnancies in an Instagram reel.
She explained how she went under the knife because she was “so self conscious”.
Helen then spoke to her fans again in the next slide where she said she has naturally always had “really big boobs”.
“Before I had kids, I had natural E cup boobs,” she confessed.
She later added how she gets comments “all the time” where people say “oh, you’re a mum, you should cover up” and “your kids would be ashamed of you”.
I don’t think there’s anything shameful about being confident or about being sexy. I don’t think that’s a bad thing.
Helen Flanagan
Helen hit back saying: “This is actually my body.”
She noted that even though she has had surgery from breast feeding and had excess skin, despite having had an implant put in each of them – they are now their natural size and how they always were.
“Should I be ashamed of how I look because I’m a woman and this is how I look?” she asked.
“So, I don’t think there’s anything shameful about being confident or about being sexy. I don’t think that’s a bad thing.
“I don’t understand how that makes you a bad mum?” she said, sounding confused.
“I’m not perfect, but I try and show my children the importance of being kind,” Helen added, noting how she would never want them to “drag other women down”.
She explained how she wants her daughters to grow up being kind to other women, and kind in general.
“That, I think, is good parenting,” Helen slammed before making a dig at people who call her out for wearing a low cut dress, adding “that’s not nice”.
“That’s bad parenting,” she added.
Helen went on to say how she wants her daughter to dress in ways that make her feel confident as she grows up.
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