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Scottish Sun
19 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Laura Anderson hits back after she's mum-shamed for jetting to the Maldives with boyfriend but WITHOUT daughter Bonnie
MUM ROW Laura Anderson hits back after she's mum-shamed for jetting to the Maldives with boyfriend but WITHOUT daughter Bonnie Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) LAURA Anderson has clapped back at trolls after she was mum-shamed for leaving daughter Bonnie behind while enjoying a sun-soaked holiday in the Maldives with her boyfriend. The former Love Island star shared stunning snaps from her lavish getaway, but it wasn't long before one follower accused her of jetting off abandoning her one-year-old daughter. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 6 Laura Anderson has defended herself after being accused of 'ditching' daughter Bonnie Credit: Instagram 6 Laura shared snaps of their gorgeous accommodation Credit: Instagram 6 Laura enjoyed a short trip to the Maldives with Scottish footballer Clark Robertson Credit: Instagram 6 Laura on a video call with Bonnie Credit: Instagram The troll fumed: 'Poor Bonnie ditched again… I just wouldn't choose to leave my child over and over again thousands of miles away. A wee night away though absolutely!' Laura, 36, was quick to hit back, replying: 'Over and over please explain.' The heated exchange sparked a flurry of comments from Laura's loyal supporters. They waded in and branded the critic a 'mum-shamer' while rushing to defend the reality star. Laura also fired back again, saying: 'No one shames the dads.' But the original follower was having none of it and replied in a lengthy rant: 'I will if it's a dad doing it. 'Shame on Bonnie's dad, shame on my dad, shame on any dad that treats their kids the way some do. Shame on any sex. 'And I didn't say shame on you. Just said you'd ditched the wee babe again. 'I ain't ringing the bells like a town crier, just saying bairns been left to someone else to look after while you jet off again!' Laura continued to interact with her other fans in the comments. Love Island's Laura Anderson gives tour of her HUGE new mansion with en-suite rooms and garden so big it could be a park She explained to one that she had been away on a short trip for four days and had plenty of video calls with her daughter. It comes after honest Laura shocked fans by revealing her dog had bitten her daughter, but she refused to give up the pooch. Laura shares the adorable one-year-old with ex Gary Lucy, 43, welcoming the tot in September 2023. The Love Islander has made no secret of the fact her beloved Pomeranian Buddy has been struggling to cope with the arrival of Bonnie. But she said things will be better when they move into their home and out of their flat. She said: "I have said a couple of times, but it's been really difficult with Buddy. "He actually bit Bonnie twice and it was just really difficult in the flat, I couldn't really keep them separated and when she was really young it was just so difficult. "But I think now I've got more space and she's older ..." Laura, a former air hostess, added: "My auntie has had him for two months and yeah can't wait to have him back. "They've [Bonnie and Buddy] met up a couple of times and are getting on good. "And Buddy's going to love the garden too. "So peace, over and out to flat life and onwards and upwards in a lovely big house." 6 Laura with boyfriend Clark Robertson Credit: Instagram
The Irish Sun
19 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Laura Anderson hits back after she's mum-shamed for jetting to the Maldives with boyfriend but WITHOUT daughter Bonnie
LAURA Anderson has clapped back at trolls after she was mum-shamed for leaving daughter Bonnie behind while enjoying a sun-soaked holiday in the Maldives with her boyfriend. The former Love Island star shared stunning snaps from her lavish getaway, but it wasn't long before one follower accused her of jetting off abandoning her one-year-old daughter. 6 Laura Anderson has defended herself after being accused of 'ditching' daughter Bonnie Credit: Instagram 6 Laura shared snaps of their gorgeous accommodation Credit: Instagram 6 Laura enjoyed a short trip to the Maldives with Scottish footballer Clark Robertson Credit: Instagram 6 Laura on a video call with Bonnie Credit: Instagram The troll fumed: 'Poor Bonnie ditched again… I just wouldn't choose to leave my child over and over again thousands of miles away. A wee night away though absolutely!' Laura, 36, was quick to hit back, replying: 'Over and over please explain.' The heated exchange sparked a flurry of comments from Laura's loyal supporters. They waded in and branded the critic a 'mum-shamer' while rushing to defend the reality star. READ MORE ON LAURA Laura also fired back again, saying: 'No one shames the dads.' But the original follower was having none of it and replied in a lengthy rant: 'I will if it's a dad doing it. 'Shame on Bonnie's dad, shame on my dad, shame on any dad that treats their kids the way some do. Shame on any sex. 'And I didn't say shame on you. Just said you'd ditched the wee babe again. Most read in Celebrity 'I ain't ringing the bells like a town crier, just saying bairns been left to someone else to look after while you jet off again!' Laura continued to interact with her other fans in the comments. Love Island's Laura Anderson gives tour of her HUGE new mansion with en-suite rooms and garden so big it could be a park She explained to one that she had been away on a short trip for four days and had plenty of video calls with her daughter. It comes after honest Laura shocked fans by revealing her dog had bitten her daughter, but she refused to give up the pooch. Laura shares the adorable one-year-old with ex Gary Lucy, 43, welcoming the tot in September 2023. The Love Islander has made no secret of the fact her beloved Pomeranian Buddy has been struggling to cope with the arrival of Bonnie. But she said things will be better when they move into their home and out of their flat. She said: "I have said a couple of times, but it's been really difficult with Buddy. "He actually bit Bonnie twice and it was just really difficult in the flat, I couldn't really keep them separated and when she was really young it was just so difficult. "But I think now I've got more space and she's older ..." Laura, a former air hostess, added: "My auntie has had him for two months and yeah can't wait to have him back. "They've [Bonnie and Buddy] met up a couple of times and are getting on good. "And Buddy's going to love the garden too. "So peace, over and out to flat life and onwards and upwards in a lovely big house." 6 Laura with boyfriend Clark Robertson Credit: Instagram 6 The Love Island alum told how her Pomeranian dog Buddy had snapped at Bonnie twice
Newsweek
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Patient Labrador and His 'In Charge' Pomeranian Brother Win Pet of the Week
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. From a "Romeo and Romeo" love story between two cats to a cat who started limping for a hilarious reason, viral pet videos have made us smile this week. But we also like to feature our readers' pets in the weekly Newsweek Pet of the Week. If you think your pet should be next week's Pet of the Week, follow the instructions at the end of this story to get involved. Winner Gu and Rufus, in the videos where it is clear who is in charge. Gu and Rufus, in the videos where it is clear who is in charge. Laura Wasserman This week's Pet of the Week winners include a returning star. A heartwarming and hilarious video of Gu and Rufus made it clear who rules the roost. Despite his small stature, 4-year-old Pomeranian Gu (short for Grogu) is undeniably the boss of the house. In the video, Gu confidently eats his brother's meal, completely unbothered, while 1-year-old Rufus, the much larger and ever-gentle Labrador, waits patiently by his side. Gu won Newsweek's Pet of the Week back in 2024 when he was dubbed a "personal flycatcher" for his unexpected skill at grabbing flies when out and about. The dynamic between Gu and brother Rufus is a hilarious reminder that small dog can often mean big attitude. "Gu decided he wanted Ru's food so he had to wait," owner Laura Wasserman told Newsweek. "If he tries to get close Gu growls and jumps at him. I wonder who is in charge." Finalists Babbs the dog who is living his best life with new owner. Babbs the dog who is living his best life with new owner. Craig Stechman Our first finalist this week is black and white American bulldog mix Babbs. Rescued by owner Craig Stechman from All 4 Paws in Pawleys Island, South Carolina, the pair instantly fell in love. "I went online and I saw a black-and-white puppy that reminded [me of] the 10-year-old French bulldog mix I had to put down in March," Stechman told Newsweek. It was meant to be, and now the pair are inseparable. "He sits on command at three months old and is getting ready to lift his paw. He's a beautiful pup," Stechman said. "I love him." A picture of Aizawa when she first arrived, left, and now, right. A picture of Aizawa when she first arrived, left, and now, right. Bonnie Cressler Next up this week is Aizawa, a "house panther" with an interesting backstory. In October 2021, a friend of Bonnie Cressler's daughter found a newborn kitten alone under a trailer, with no mother or siblings in sight. Her daughter brought him home, already named Aizawa. Though Bonnie had experience with bottle babies, this kitten's fragile condition made survival uncertain. "I let the girls know that this teeny kitten only has a slim chance of survival because of his very rough start," Cressler told Newsweek. Not even a day after Aizawa arrived, Cressler's mother sadly passed away. In a background of heartbreak, Aizawa went on to thrive and is now living his best life with his family—who say he arrived at just the right time. "He was named after the My Hero Academia character and has a very similar personality. I often ask 'who saved who?'" Cressler said. Lazy but lovable English bulldog Frankie. Lazy but lovable English bulldog Frankie. Rachel Kane Last but not least is Frankie Avocado, a laid-back English bulldog who is infamous in the streets near his home. "[He is] infamous for lying down and not moving in them and an absolute mush. He has perfected laziness and we love him for it," owner Rachel Kane told Newsweek. If you think your pet could be next week's Newsweek "Pet of the Week," send us your funny and heartwarming videos and pictures of your pet, along with a bit about them to life@ and they could appear in our "Pet of the Week" lineup.
Wales Online
3 days ago
- Wales Online
Boy, 4, attacked by dog and sustained injuries 'like something out of a horror film'
Boy, 4, attacked by dog and sustained injuries 'like something out of a horror film' Amanda Holmes' son, Antonio Quinn, was attacked by a Pocket Bully while outside a friend's house Antonio Quinn was left bloodied with injuries on both cheeks, under his chin, and on his right thigh (Image: Amanda Holmes© SWNS ) A heartbroken mother has recounted the moment her four-year-old son sustained injuries 'like something out of a horror film' after being attacked by a dog. Amanda Holmes' son, Antonio Quinn, was at a friend's home on Monday (May 26) when he was unexpectedly viciously attacked by a Pocket Bully. Antonio was standing just outside the front door when the dog attacked him. A family friend intervened and successfully pulled the dog away. Though the frightened boy escaped, he was left bloodied, with injuries on both cheeks, under his chin, and on his right thigh. Antonio was then rushed to the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital, where he underwent three hours of surgery to stitch his wounds. Amanda, 34, said: "It was the worst thing ever, it was horrible. It was so scary. Antonio was rushed to the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital, where he underwent a three-hour surgery (Image: Amanda Holmes© SWNS ) "I couldn't believe my son's face was like that, it was like something out of a horror film." Amanda said that Antonio went to his neighbour's house to quickly get a drink, but was unexpectedly attacked by the animal. He then hurried back to his home in Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, where he was rushed to the hospital. The mum-of-three continued: "I heard a scream - you know your child's cry. "Antonio was then at the front door, he had blood all over his face and his cheeks were hanging off his face. "I was screaming, asking what's happened and then I rang the ambulance. Luckily, the dog didn't remove any skin - they just ripped it. "They've managed to put it all back together, they've done a really good job with him." Amanda, who owns a Siberian Husky crossed with a Pomeranian dog, added that despite Antonio's injuries, he now seems to be doing well. She said: "I thought that bringing him home from the hospital, when we've got a dog, might be an obstacle for him, but he's been absolutely fine. "The dog knows that he's been injured so she hasn't left his side. Antonio is doing okay, you can tell that he's shocked by it. He's still in a lot of pain, but he's doing well." Antonio was standing just outside the front door when the dog attacked him (Image: Amanda Holmes© SWNS ) A spokesperson for Lancashire Police confirmed the seizure of the Pocket Bully and a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, which were present at the scene. Article continues below They said: "We're appealing for information and footage after a child suffered a dog bite in Oswaldtwistle. We were called at shortly after 1.30 pm on Monday 26th May following reports that a child had been bitten by a dog on Thwaites Road, Oswaldtwistle. "The child, a four-year-old boy, was taken to hospital with injuries to his leg and face. Thankfully, those injuries are not life-threatening. "Two dogs have been seized by police – a Staffordshire Bull Terrier type and a Pocket Bully Type and the dog owner has been identified and will be spoken to in due course."
Metro
4 days ago
- Metro
Boy, 4, left with 'horror film' injuries after Bully dog attack
A mum whose four-year-old son was viciously attacked by a Pocket Bully said his injuries were something like 'out of a horror film'. Amanda Holmes' son, Antonio, was at his friend's house on Monday when the dog attacked him, before a family friend managed to pull it off. Antonio managed to run away from the dog, but he was left covered in blood and had injuries to both of his cheeks, underneath his chin and his right thigh. Mum Amanda recalled: 'It was the worst thing ever, it was horrible. It was so scary. I couldn't believe my son's face was like that, it was like something out of a horror film.' He was then rushed to the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital, where he underwent a three-hour operation to stitch his wounds. 'I heard a scream – you know your child's cry. Antonio was then at the front door, he had blood all over his face, and his cheeks were hanging off his face,' Amanda said. 'I was screaming, asking what had happened, and then I rang the ambulance. Luckily, the dog didn't remove any skin – they just ripped it. 'They've managed to put it all back together, they've done a really good job with him,' she added. Amanda, who owns a Siberian Husky crossed with a Pomeranian dog, says that despite Antonio's injuries, he seems to be doing well. She said: 'I thought that bringing him home from the hospital, when we've got a dog, might be an obstacle for him, but he's been absolutely fine. 'The dog knows that he's been injured, so she hasn't left his side. Antonio is doing okay, you can tell that he's shocked by it. He's still in a lot of pain, but he's doing well.' A Lancashire Police spokesperson confirmed that the Pocket Bully and a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, which were also at the scene, have been seized. They said: 'We're appealing for information and footage after a child suffered a dog bite in Oswaldtwistle. More Trending 'We were called shortly after 1.30 pm on Monday, May 26, following reports that a child had been bitten by a dog on Thwaites Road, Oswaldtwistle. 'The child, a four-year-old boy, was taken to the hospital with injuries to his leg and face. Thankfully, those injuries are not life-threatening.' Police said the dog's owner has been identified. Pocket Bullies are a smaller version of the famous XL Bully, but the smaller breed is often an American Bully crossed with the British Patterdale Terrier. Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at webnews@ For more stories like this, check our news page. MORE: Peak District visitors could face £1 entry fee to 'access incredible landscape' MORE: Baby in hospital after vicious dog attack in Manchester MORE: EasyJet passenger hurls homophobic abuse at staff before dramatic punch-up
