HELEN Flanagan was cruelly mum-shamed after posing with a £2.5k designer pushchair.
The mum-of-three, 33, took to Instagram to share the new snap, showing her looking chic in a trench coat and brown trousers.
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But it was former Coronation Street star Helen’s pushchair that got some people talking.
One person hit out: “Who takes these pics for u and is there even a child in pushchair… just live your life everything looks like an effort.”
However many fans were quick to defend Helen, with another writing: “Irony of you commenting something like that on someone else’s post.”
Someone else wrote: “Looking very beautiful Helen.”
And a fourth added: “Gorgeous girl.”
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Helen, who shares children Matilda, eight, Delilah, four, and two-year-old Charlie with ex-fiancé Scott Sinclair, previously came under fire for posing on a lunch date with son Charlie.
Some shared their disapproval over the snaps and pointed out her nipples were visible through her top.
One wrote: “It’s up to helen what she posts, but since the boob job, where seeing alot more boob, and im not sure i like it!”
“Embarrassing,” another harshly added.
A third said: “Put your nips away there’s no need for it.”
This week Helen told fans she’d made a “huge parenting decision” and cancelled her kids’ weekend activities so they can spend time with their dad.
“It’s such a juggle. I’ve cancelled all the kids’ classes at the weekends. Why I’ve done that is with Scott living away, the kids would have activities and he wasn’t having full time with them.
“He’d drive five hours there and back just to see them and the kids just want to see their dad when he’s down.”
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