Amy Childs ‘mum shamed' as she shows off kids' new playroom with worrying detail
TOWIE star Amy Childs has been given an urgent warning by fans after she showed off her kids' new playroom.
The mum-of-four shared a first look at her and fiance Billy Delbosq's newly-renovated playroom at their £1.7m Essex mansion.
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The room boasts marble flooring, white walls and a cream sofa with a statement drop chandelier.
Amy was keen to give her fans a tour and shared a video on her social media page.
But some concerned followers have reminded Amy to be vigilant when it comes to oversharing details of their property.
One fan quickly warned: " You're just giving home intruders maps of your home, why?? You have children yes, you have a lush house, yes. Keep your family home private please, I don't want anything horrible to happen to your beautiful family.'
While some were more confused about the decor which made it feel like a showroom.
This person said: "Feels cold and not lived."
A third wrote: "The marble tiles give me so much anxiety with the small kids running up and down."
"Beautiful room…but play room it definitely is not," a fourth said.
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Amy moved into "dream home" with her family last May.
But as Amy took to social media to show off her lavish five-bedroom mansion, she found herself at the centre of controversy.
The Only Way Is Essex star has moved to the home with fiance Billy Delbosq, their twins Milly and Billy, and Amy's kids Polly and Ritchie.
As they find their feet in the property, Amy has been sharing snaps and videos of their new house on her social media pages.
In a recent TikTok, Amy took the camera down the stairs, at the bottom of which was a glass panel blocking off the floor below.
"I will never get bored of this…" Amy captioned the video.
And while countless fans were quick to congratulate Amy on her new abode, others had something to say about raising children in the house.
"Beautiful but all I can see is someone falling down the stairs and through the glass," one wrote.
"Such a beautiful home but gives me pure mum anxiety of the kids climbing over the glass," another added.
"Oh it's beautiful but my anxiety would be too much for the stairs and glass!" a third commented.
"Stunning, lucky girl.. although I'd be having visions of falling through the glass," someone else sighed, adding "I'm clumsy!"
"First thing i thought when i saw it...dangerous," another commented.
"The anxiety of stairs and falling," someone else wrote.
In other videos, Amy showed off her huge open plan kitchen and dining room, as well as a cinema room and massive garden.
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