Mum goes viral for her ‘half naked' outfit choice at son's graduation, but insists she doesn't see a ‘problem'

The Sun

4 days ago

A MUM has found herself going viral after sharing pictures with her son at his graduation.
Selene took to Instagram to proudly post the pictures alongside her "kiddo", who wore his mortarboard and gown on his big day.
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Alongside the snaps, she wrote: "I'm such a proud mama!!
"My baby graduated at the top of his class!
"I'm so excited to see what the future holds for you kiddo.
"Sky is the limit!"
She chose a bodycon black dress for the occasion, with the strappy number clinging to her figure and highlighting her curves.
Selene also stood side on to the camera for the snaps, which drew attention to her derriere even more.
She teamed the dress with a pair of black patent heels, and left her curly hair loose.
And while many people offered Selene and her son their congratulations in the comments section on the Instagram post, others slammed her outfit choice.
"His mum be half naked on here!" one raged.
"Why would you embarrass your son like this?" another added.
I'm a midsize 12 and I've found the perfect pair of jeans that suit all body shapes - they're so stretchy and affordable
"You could have just congratulated him in person and kept the pics.
"Take this down, you're humiliating him."
"She stole his moment - why this dress for her son's graduation party?" a third commented.
"She is irresponsible."
"Poor kid," someone else said.
"What the hell are you doing?" another shouted.
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As someone else said Selene's son looked "extremely uncomfortable", another called her "embarrassing".
"Just had to do the side view, your poor son," someone lese commented.
"Embarrassing," another shouted.
"That youngster is gonna be made fun of his entire life for her poor decisions," someone else sighed.
"I'm sure he's ashamed of being around you," another insisted.
However, Selene hit back at the criticism, as she wrote: "I literally have a dress on all the way down to my knees, fully covered.
"There was a lot of mums, aunties and grandmas wearing the same kind of dress.
"But since I'm not a size 2 or shaped like a a square, it's a problem when I do it. OKAY!"
And there were those in the comments who defended Selene, with one writing: "She can't help that she's fine, y'all lol!"
"Nothing wrong with your outfit, you are beautiful," another added.
"Slay it sis!!! You looks amazing!" a third commented.
"Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder and you look like a proud and beautiful mum, dressed appropriately," someone else said.