LADBABY has been slammed for a chucking a cake on the floor, after backing food banks for Christmas.
Mark Hoyle, also known as LadBaby is a blogger, author, YouTuber and social media personality.
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He and his wife Roxanne Hoyle, who share two sons together named Phoenix and Kobe, gained fame after Mark created a social media blog named “LadBaby” to reflect the fact he was a lad who was becoming a dad.
And at Christmas Ladbaby mum, Roxanne, donated her entire grocery shop to a food bank after breaking down in tears remembering when she struggled to feed her family.
So fans have been left shocked as the couple landed a cake on the floor during a challenge.
The pair were celebrating becoming the number one podcast in the UK, and headed to the shops to pick up some Champagne and a cake to celebrate.
The cake said “happy birthday” but the pair changed to it to “happy podcast.”
As Mark got ready to cut the cake they instead decided to try a viral challenge, which ended up with the cake going all over the floor.
Mark successfully flipped the cake, but when Roxanne gave it a shot she was left cradling it as some hit the ceiling and other parts went all over the floor.
While a large amount of their fans were left in hysterics at the display, others slammed the couple after their food bank donations.
It comes after, in a moving clip on YouTube, Roxanne broke down in tears after recalling a time when she was once 70p short at the supermarket after she fell pregnant.
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The mum wrote in an Instagram post on Mother’s Day how she wanted to help others struggling now that she is more comfortable.
She wrote: “I read messages from you every single day and I won’t stop talking about food banks or using my channel to try and make a difference.
“I’m donating a food shop this week to my local food bank.
“If anyone else can spare anything at all, maybe some baby milk, nappies or women’s hygiene products, it really can go a long way to someone in need.
“None of us know when someone close to us might be in a situation where they need support so let’s do what we can to be there for each other.”
She previously admitted: “I always will go back to a point in our lives when me and Mark had to go on a budget.
“Me and Mark decided to become parents and we went down to single parent income.
“There was a budget every week after all the bills and everything that life costs and we had £20 per week to buy food.
“This particular day we went to the supermarket and we had £20, we had the nappies, we had shower gel, pasta, just the basic things you need. I remember getting to the checkout.”
Roxanne, from Nottinghamshire, held back tears as she explained her heart sank when the cashier rang up her groceries – and she was 70p short.
She continued: “The lady put it all through and she was like, ‘that’s £20.70’.
“I was just like, ‘oh my God’. It was sheer panic. I had £20 exactly.”
Roxanne confirmed she began to put items back, when a kind stranger came to her aid.
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