SELLING Sunset star Heather El Moussa has been slammed by fans online after her “tone-deaf” parenting tip.
In a recent post on social media, Heather, 35, shared some tips for parents on how to help infants stay happy on a flight.
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On Instagram, the Selling Sunset star shared a carousel of photos of her family preparing to take flight on a private jet.
The first pic was her sitting on the plane while kissing her youngest, Tristan, on the forehead.
The tot is Heather’s first child with her husband, Tarek El Moussa, who shares two other children Taylor, 12, and Brayden, 7, with ex Christina Anstead.
She began her lengthy post: “Our little traveling boy!! Took Tristan on his first flight ever with Tay and Bray so they could be with us at The Flipping Summit and see us in our element.”
The Flipping Summit is where top real estate agents come together to discuss their careers and give tips to attendees.
She continued: Tristan did such an incredible job and mom-tip, I breast fed him on the way up and then again on the way down to help with ear popping- It worked perfectly and then the rest of the flight he just giggled, played and looked around and was so happy & didn’t cry once… he loved the new environment.
He also slept the longest he’s ever slept at the hotel and it was great because in between speaking or in between events I would rush back to breast feed him. He was such an angel. Proud mama moment.”
Many fans thought her parenting tip was ‘tone-deaf’ and spoke out in her comment section.
FANS REACT
One fan wrote, “Love that it went well but many moms can’t relate to your flight experience on a private jet…..”
“Of course it was GREAT. Try flying commercial,” said another.
A third exclaimed, “You are so lucky! Glad it went well. Flying in a private jet probably helps too!”
“Private jets do not count as ‘traveling’ on his first flight. Once you are surrounded by hundreds of people, petrified your child will scream his head off- is when you can say you traveled,” slammed a fourth.
“Not all Mamas have the luxury of a private plane. But good for you and your ‘tips,'” stated a fifth.
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“Tone deaf af,” wrote a sixth.
PLAYBOY BEAUTY
Before she starred in the Netflix series, Heather was a model and got her start posing as Miss February in the 2010 Playboy issue.
Heather has said that modeling for the magazine is not something she regrets, nor has it harmed her career.
“It was an amazing experience,” Heather told Playboy in 2020. “I would never take it back. I believe everything happens for a reason. I really, truly do.
“If I hadn’t posed for Playboy, I wouldn’t have met the people who led me to where I am now.”
She said her time working for the outlet gave her the opportunity to become comfortable in front of crowds and a camera, which helped her while filming the reality show Selling Sunset.
Meeting fans as a Playmate prepped me for the fans I have now, from the show,” she told the outlet.
“I talk to everyone. I take photos with everyone. It has changed my life.”
MOVING ON
After leaving Playboy, Heather branched off into real estate, something she said was a natural next step after the contact she’d made while working for the magazine.
“I studied my ass off, I passed the test, and then within my first three months of doing real estate, I sold a $7.2 million house and a $1.5 million condo,” she said.
In 2014, Heather joined the Oppenheim Group, a real estate company that focuses on the Los Angeles area, including the Sunset Strip, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Bel Air, and Malibu.
Heather has also had small acting roles in The Internship, Love in the Time of Monsters, and Malibu Horror Story.
Selling Sunset aired in March 2019 and Heather told the outlet: “[The show] is supposed to be about women’s empowerment.”
She added that her role on Selling Sunset makes a statement and shows “you can be a pretty woman and still be successful and not just arm candy for a man.”
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