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A MUM has hit back at social media trolls who say her swimwear is “inappropriate”.
Amber, who shares clips of her outfits on TikTok, defies what other people think about her often skimpy bikinis.
Mum Amber has refused to listen to other people’s opinions on her bikinisTiktok - @sinninginsilicone
She often shares clips of her outfits on TikTokTiktok - @sinninginsilicone
In one clip, she can be seen holding up a towel before dropping it to reveal a black and white bikini with a gold chain and ribbon details around the waist.
The caption reads: “Is this swimsuit ‘mum’ appropriate?
“I know y’all got your opinions on mum bods and bathing suits.”
In another video, she holds up a light pink blanket before showing off the a blue and white two-piece swimsuit underneath.
She asks in the caption: “Y’all wouldn’t stick around for an average 30+ mum bod huh?”.
Despite getting some backlash over her bikini choices, many of Amber’s followers rushed to support her.
One TikTok user wrote: “All I can say is wow.”
Another said: “Considering how beautiful you are it is very appropriate.”
And a third commented: “Absolutely. Be proud of yourself.”
It comes after a mum-of-three slammed trolls who told her it is “inappropriate” to show off her body in a bikini.
Summer, who is in her 40s, took to TikTok and posted several videos where she can be seen addressing some of the unnecessary remarks she’s received.
In one clip, she replies to a mean comment which reads: “You’re a mum… you shouldn’t post bikini pics.”
Responding in the best way possible, Summer then shares a selfie where she can be seen posing in a red bikini in front of the mirror.
She captioned the post: “After three kids, I shall wear whatever the f*** I want.”
Meanwhile, a mum revealed how she was told off by another parent after going to the park in a bikini and a beach cover-up with her son.
But Elle explained that she thinks the woman only said something because her husband couldn’t stop staring.
Her followers rushed to support her in the commentsTiktok - @sinninginsilicone
Source: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/21969847/ ... propriate/