PREGNANT Holly Hagan has been mum shamed as she decorates her baby’s nursery days before giving birth.
The reality star took to Instagram to show off her new baby room that she has been working on for her upcoming arrival.
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Holly, 30, posted a video of her sat on the floor installing the wall panels in the nursery.
She captioned the post: “Panelling babies nursery at 36 weeks pregnant. I am so pleased I did this myself! It was actually so easy and saved a fortune!”
But the star received a lot of back lash for decorating while being pregnant as some said “it’s not a good idea” and it could result in an early birth.
Taking to the comments section one wrote: “Looks good but not a good idea. I painted and decorated when I was around 36 weeks and within days my waters broke and had him early. They blamed the decorating.”
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Another added: “Whyyyyy lol get someone to help! But also so good too see a celeb doing this xx.”
A third penned: “It’s not good to decorate while you’re pregnant Holly! Be careful.”
A fourth commented: “Don’t too much. Hope you are ok.”
Holly announced she was expecting her first baby with her footballer husband Jacob in a sweet reveal on Instagram in January.
Recently the couple revealed their exact due date news to OK! Magazine, with Holly saying: “We’re due on the exact date of our wedding anniversary.”
Jacob added: “It’s the same week we first met, which will be six years ago, and the exact date I proposed three years later.”
The pair are thought to have wed on June 6 in Ibiza – so the tot will be a summer baby.
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