MAFS star reveals she was cruelly mum-shamed at son's sports day after giving him an ‘unhealthy' lunch
A MARRIED At First Sight star has revealed she was cruelly mum-shamed at her son's school after she opted to give him an unhealthy lunch.
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stories to reveal the shock in-person encounter which happened during her child's sports day.
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A MAFS star has opened up on being mum-shamed
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Cyrell revealed she was called out at her son's school
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The reality TV star revealed she had been sick all week and had been struggling to make a packed lunch for her child to take with him to school.
Her illness even left her debating whether to bother to go and watch her son during his sports day at all after being left feeling so run down.
As a result, she told how when she did manage to make it along to his school, she decided to buy him a
McDonald's
for his lunch after being unable to make him anything healthier.
But she was soon bashed by another mum who shamed her for feeding her son fast-food during a sports day.
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On Instagram, Cyrell wrote: "Today I was mummu shamed... at least that's how it felt."
She then spoke to the camera, in which she said: "By the time it was lunch time, I thought, do you know what, there is a Maccas [McDonald's] down the road.
"I was so sick and so yeah, I won't lie, I didn't really pack him a suitable lunch for a sports carnival.
"He didn't have the carrots or a cut-up cucumber.
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"One kid close-by was saying like, 'ah yum I love nuggets, I had McDonald's the other day,' but the mum was like, 'you aren't getting McDonald's today, you are at a sports carnival, you are not supposed to be eating that'.
"Dude, yes I admit it is a lazy lunch and I could probably have done better but you know what, I don't need you to tell me I am doing a s*** job."
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She then said: "So to all the mums out there who feel like what your doing isn't enough, you do you.
"Stop judging each others parenting, no one knows your child or your situation.
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"Do what makes your family happy."
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She became a mother to her baby boy Boston on February 9 2020.
His father is Love Island Australia
star
who she met at a party in March 2019.
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On MAFS, she was married to Nic Jovanović.
After an explosive relationship, the pair called it quits before filming wrapped after a series of arguments.
Things then got messy back in March 2019 when Cyrell said on Instagram that
dating
Nic was a 'huge' mistake.
Commenting on Nic's height, the fan wrote: 'He looks huge', to which Cyrell replied: 'Yeah he is huge... a huge mistake.'
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She also accused her ex of flirting with MAFS co-star Jessika
Power
throughout filming, but he denied this.
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She shares Boston with her Love Island partner
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Her MAFS marriage to Nic did not last long
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