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Daily Mail
10 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Influencer Ashy Bines performs very saucy act for date night with husband Steven Evans - and slams 'Karens' who say it's 'too much'
Ashy Bines stripped down to some very saucy lingerie for a date night with her husband Steven Evans this week. The fitness influencer, 35, put on a raunchy show for her hubby in videos shared to Instagram on Saturday, as she gave him a 'sexy' lap dance. However, it would seem some critics slammed the online personality in her private messages, as moments later she hit back at 'Karens' saying the post was 'too much'. The debacle began with Ashy posting a photo to her Stories which showed Steven beaming as she sat in his lap while wearing black lingerie and heels. 'Had the best date night!' Ashy began in the caption. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. 'A couples dance (lap dance lesson) at @hbmthestudio! @myshajacksonn made us feel so comfortable, sexy and empowered!' she added. Ashy then shared a video of herself performing a sensual lap dance for her husband in a red-lit room, gyrating in front of him on the ground as she flashed her derriere. However, Ashy's shining moment soon came to a halt as just moments later she posted a message to her Stories slamming her critics. 'Judgy Karen's just unfollow if this is "too much for you",' she said. 'I also get it. I use to feel uncomfortable watching this type of content too. 'But I'm so grateful for the women who posted and inspired me to give it a go, have more fun, connect with my body more and after becoming a mum, realise I can still feel sexy, be sexy and after 17 years with Steve, can proudly say we are more connected and alive than ever. 'Feeling like you're disconnected from your body? Or wanting more exciting date night? Are wanting to bring more play and pleasure into your life? 'Try something new, book the class, have fun, try new things! Tonight was so fun!' However, it would seem some critics slammed the online personality in her private messages, as moments later she hit back at 'Karens' saying the post was 'too much' It's not the first time Ashy has had to hit back at critics in recent months. In May, the influencer was enjoying a Bali getaway with her She Rises podcast co-host Tijana Bundalo when haters slammed her for leaving her husband and two children behind in Australia. Ashy took to Instagram at the time to inform her followers she wasn't interested in living by anyone else's 'rulebook'. 'People will tell you how to live, what's wrong with you and your life, and project their own 'rules' and beliefs onto you,' she began the long-winded post. 'If you live by their rulebook, you'll never feel truly happy or free to just be YOU.' Ashy then called out some of the criticisms she's received since touching down in Bali and documenting her trip on social media. 'Some comments while I'm in Bali include: 'You should be with your family"; 'Good mums don't leave their kids behind on a holiday"; 'Such a selfish mum and partner'; 'Poor Steve having the kids to himself while you relax in Bali"; 'Mums shouldn't wear that; how embarrassing",' she added. The mum-of-two then refuted the claim her trip was unfair on husband Steve and their children Taj and Tala. 'Steve is incredibly supportive and a very capable, hands-on father. I refuse to live my life or neglect my own needs because of what others think,' she said. 'I won't put myself last or stop spending time with my friends, going on holiday, or pursuing my passions just because people label me as selfish or a bad mum.' Rounding out the post, Ashy said being a mother should not preclude her from doing 'silly TikToks', being sexual, expressing herself and travelling.
Yahoo
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Influencer Slams Critics Who Call Her a 'Selfish Mom' for Leaving Kids Behind on Vacation
Lifestyle influencer Ashy Bines is shutting down critics who've shared negative comments about her taking a vacation without her kids. The Australian mom of two has been posting from Bali with her friends, and she was quick to explain why she feels no shame leaving her children at home with her "incredibly supportive" husband. In the caption of her Instagram Reel, Bines wrote that she hopes her decision to take time away and relax will serve as a lesson to her kids about prioritizing mental health and friendships. Australian influencer Ashy Bines is enjoying some sun and fun away from home, despite critics who say she's abandoning her duties as a mom of two. The lifestyle influencer, 36, has been sharing content from her girls' vacation to Bali, where she's been lunching out, shopping and even getting matching tattoos with her friends. However, she's received some backlash from those wondering why she opted not to bring her younger family members along as well. Earlier in the trip, the parent posted an Instagram Reel dancing alongside a message responding to her haters. In overlaying text, she wrote, "Your life choices don't need to make sense for anyone but YOU." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Daily vlogs on my stories 👆 (@ashybines) Related: Morgan Riddle Recounts Being Electrocuted, Nearly Kidnapped and More as She Breaks Down Harrowing Travel Experiences Bines continued to address the criticism in her caption, writing, "People will tell you how to live, what's wrong with you and your life, and project their own 'rules' and beliefs onto you. If you live by their rulebook, you'll never feel truly happy or free to just be YOU." She also recounted some of the comments she had received from people while she was spending time abroad. Someone claimed she needed to be with her family, while another called her "such a selfish mom and partner." One comment referred to her husband, Steve, and expressed pity for him having to watch their kids himself while Bines relaxed in Bali. 'Good moms don't leave their kids behind on a holiday," read another reply listed in her caption. The final one took a shot at her vacation attire: "Moms shouldn't wear that; how embarrassing!' She continued to lay down "the truth" of the matter, beginning with her gratitude for Steve, whom she described as "incredibly supportive and a very capable, hands-on father" in her post. Related: Influencer Halley Kate Shares Behind-the-Scenes Look at 3-Day Tulum Getaway, Ditching 'Gloomy N.Y.C.' (Exclusive) "I refuse to live my life or neglect my own needs because of what others think," Bines added. "I won't put myself last or stop spending time with my friends, going on holiday, or pursuing my passions just because people label me as selfish or a bad mum." She voiced her hope that her getaway can serve as an important lesson for her children, teaching them that it's "normal" and "important" to do something for themselves. "I want them to prioritize their mental health, their bodies, their energy, and their relationships with partners, friends, and anyone else who matters to them. I want them to explore life, the world, and themselves without guilt or shame," she wrote, concluding, "So YES, I will do all of the above and have so much fun while doing it!" Bines also listed a few things she believes mothers should still feel free to do, including having fun, relaxing, spending time with friends, pursuing passions and hobbies, traveling, keeping up careers and expressing themselves. She also maintained that moms can still "be sexual" and "do silly TikToks." Read the original article on People
New York Post
04-05-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Influencer hits back at critics shaming her for going on vacation without kids: ‘I won't put myself last'
An influencer has given a fiery response to 'mom-shamers' after a recent trip to Bali drew a wave of criticism. Ashy Bines, 36, is currently in Bali on holiday with friends. However, while on holiday, she has hit back at people who are criticizing her for not spending time with her children, Taj and Tala. 'You should be with your family' Taking to Instagram, she said she has received comments such as 'You should be with your family,' 'Good moms don't leave their kids behind on a holiday,' 'Moms shouldn't wear that, how embarrassing' and 'Poor Steve having the kids to himself while you relax in Bali.' 4 Influencer Ashy Bines responded to critics who shamed her for going on a vacation without her kids. Instagram / @ashybines 'People will tell you how to live, what's wrong with you and your life, and project their own 'rules' and beliefs onto you. If you live by their rule book, you'll never feel truly happy or free to just be YOU,' she wrote on Instagram, alongside a video of her dancing and posing in an orange tube dress. She said the truth was that Steve, her husband, is a 'incredibly supportive and a very capable, hands-on father.' 'I refuse to live my life or neglect my own needs because of what others think. I won't put myself last or stop spending time with my friends, going on holiday, or pursuing my passions just because people label me as selfish or a bad mom,' she said. 4 Bines took a trip to Bali with her friends. Instagram / @ashybines Bines, who announced the shock closure of her activewear company last year, said that being a mom didn't mean that she couldn't relax, spend time with friends, have a career, travel, be sexual or seize opportunities. 'I want my kids to see me embracing all of these aspects of life so that they understand they are normal, important, and something they should do for themselves,' she said. 'I want them to prioritize their mental health, their bodies, their energy, and their relationships with partners, friends, and anyone else who matters to them. I want them to explore life, the world, and themselves without guilt or shame. So YES, I will do all of the above and have so much fun while doing it!' 4 Bines encouraged her followers to not live by other people's rules. Instagram / @ashybines Bines being away from her children isn't the only aspect of her Bali trip that has caused controversy, with images shared to Outspoken Podcast Community Facebook group appearing to show the mom riding a scooter without a helmet, Daily Mail reported. 'Ashy Bines has had two brain aneurysm surgeries of late, speaks about how thankful she is to survive on a podcast released only yesterday. But … wears no helmet while riding on the back of a motorcycle twice in Bali in the space of 24 hours,' one said. Another said: I just can't when people do this … it makes my blood boil. So ridiculously stupid!' has contacted Bines for comment. 4 Bines noted that she was able to go on the trip because of her 'incredibly supportive and a very capable' husband Steve. Instagram / @ashybines A health scare In March 2024, Bines revealed she'd been diagnosed with a brain aneurysm after she was rushed to the hospital for temporarily losing her sight three times in the space of a week. An aneurysm is the abnormal swelling or bulge in the wall of a blood vessel, according to Better Health Channel. When left untreated, aneurisms can burst and result in internal bleeding or a stroke. This can sometimes be fatal. '[It's] pretty scary as [my husband] Steve has had a huge one removed and I also have this run in my family, already lost a young uncle and a nan to an aneurysm.' After doctors performed the scan, she said they revealed it was unlikely the aneurysm will burst due to its size, but warned she needs to return for check-ups every three months. 'I really have to slow my life, workload and stress right down,' she explained, adding she would be putting her other commitments on hold to focus on getting better.
Herald Sun
01-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Herald Sun
Ashy Bines hits back at critics over holiday without kids in Bali
An influencer has given a fiery response to 'mum-shamers' after a recent trip to Bali drew a wave of criticism... Ashy Bines, 36, is currently in Bali on holiday with friends. However, while on holiday, she has hit back at people who are criticising her for not spending time with her children, Taj and Tala. Want to join the family? Sign up to our Kidspot newsletter for more stories like this. "You should be with your family" Taking to Instagram, she said she has received comments such as 'You should be with your family', 'Good mums don't leave their kids behind on a holiday', 'Mums shouldn't wear that, how embarrassing' and 'Poor Steve having the kids to himself while you relax in Bali'. 'People will tell you how to live, what's wrong with you and your life, and project their own 'rules' and beliefs onto you. If you live by their rule book, you'll never feel truly happy or free to just be YOU,' she wrote on Instagram, alongside a video of her dancing and posing in an orange tube dress. She said the truth was that Steve, her husband, is a 'incredibly supportive and a very capable, hands-on father'. 'I refuse to live my life or neglect my own needs because of what others think. I won't put myself last or stop spending time with my friends, going on holiday, or pursuing my passions just because people label me as selfish or a bad mum,' she said. RELATED: 'Wrong to leave my kids with their dad?' For more stories like this, visit: Bines, who announced the shock closure of her activewear company last year, said that being a mum didn't mean that she couldn't relax, spend time with friends, have a career, travel, be sexual or seize opportunities. 'I want my kids to see me embracing all of these aspects of life so that they understand they are normal, important, and something they should do for themselves,' she said. I want them to prioritise their mental health, their bodies, their energy, and their relationships with partners, friends, and anyone else who matters to them. I want them to explore life, the world, and themselves without guilt or shame. So YES, I will do all of the above and have so much fun while doing it!' Bines being away from her children isn't the only aspect of her Bali trip that has caused controversy, with images shared to Outspoken Podcast Community Facebook group appearing to show the mum riding a scooter without a helmet, Daily Mail reported. 'Ashy Bines has had two brain aneurysm surgeries of late, speaks about how thankful she is to survive on a podcast released only yesterday. But … wears no helmet while riding on the back of a motorcycle twice in Bali in the space of 24 hours,' one said. Another said: I just can't when people do this … it makes my blood boil. So ridiculously stupid!' has contacted Bines for comment. RELATED: Mum forgets to pack her own clothes on family trip A health scare In March 2024, Bines revealed she'd been diagnosed with a brain aneurysm after she was rushed to the hospital for temporarily losing her sight three times in the space of a week. An aneurysm is the abnormal swelling or bulge in the wall of a blood vessel, according to Better Health Channel. When left untreated, aneurisms can burst and result in internal bleeding or a stroke. This can sometimes be fatal. '[It's] pretty scary as [my husband] Steve has had a huge one removed and I also have this run in my family, already lost a young uncle and a nan to an aneurysm.' After doctors performed the scan, she said they revealed it was unlikely the aneurysm will burst due to its size, but warned she needs to return for check-ups every three months. 'I really have to slow my life, workload and stress right down,' she explained, adding she would be putting her other commitments on hold to focus on getting better. Originally published as Influencer mum hits back at critics over holiday without kids
News.com.au
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- News.com.au
Influencer Ashy Bines hits back at trolls over Bali trip
An influencer has given a fiery response to 'mum-shamers' after a recent trip to Bali drew a wave of criticism.. Ashy Bines, 36, is currently in Bali on holiday with friends. However, while on holiday, she has hit back at people who are criticising her for not spending time with her children, Taj and Tala. Taking to Instagram, she said she has received comments such as 'You should be with your family', 'Good mums don't leave their kids behind on a holiday', 'Mums shouldn't wear that, how embarrassing' and 'Poor Steve having the kids to himself while you relax in Bali'. 'People will tell you how to live, what's wrong with you and your life, and project their own 'rules' and beliefs onto you. If you live by their rule book, you'll never feel truly happy or free to just be YOU,' she wrote on Instagram, alongside a video of her dancing and posing in an orange tube dress. She said the truth was that Steve, her husband, is a 'incredibly supportive and a very capable, hands-on father'. 'I refuse to live my life or neglect my own needs because of what others think. I won't put myself last or stop spending time with my friends, going on holiday, or pursuing my passions just because people label me as selfish or a bad mum,' she said. Bines, who announced the shock closure of her activewear company last year, said that being a mum didn't mean that she couldn't relax, spend time with friends, have a career, travel, be sexual or seize opportunities. 'I want my kids to see me embracing all of these aspects of life so that they understand they are normal, important, and something they should do for themselves,' she said. I want them to prioritise their mental health, their bodies, their energy, and their relationships with partners, friends, and anyone else who matters to them. I want them to explore life, the world, and themselves without guilt or shame. So YES, I will do all of the above and have so much fun while doing it!' Bines being away from her children isn't the only aspect of her Bali trip that has caused controversy, with images shared to Outspoken Podcast Community Facebook group appearing to show the mum riding a scooter without a helmet, Daily Mail reported. 'Ashy Bines has had two brain aneurysm surgeries of late, speaks about how thankful she is to survive on a podcast released only yesterday. But … wears no helmet while riding on the back of a motorcycle twice in Bali in the space of 24 hours,' one said. Another said: I just can't when people do this … it makes my blood boil. So ridiculously stupid!' has contacted Bines for comment. In March 2024, Bines revealed she'd been diagnosed with a brain aneurysm after she was rushed to the hospital for temporarily losing her sight three times in the space of a week. An aneurysm is the abnormal swelling or bulge in the wall of a blood vessel, according to Better Health Channel. When left untreated, aneurisms can burst and result in internal bleeding or a stroke. This can sometimes be fatal. '[It's] pretty scary as [my husband] Steve has had a huge one removed and I also have this run in my family, already lost a young uncle and a nan to an aneurysm.' After doctors performed the scan, she said they revealed it was unlikely the aneurysm will burst due to its size, but warned she needs to return for check-ups every three months. 'I really have to slow my life, workload and stress right down,' she explained, adding she would be putting her other commitments on hold to focus on getting better.
