Pippa O’Connor has hit out against bitchy remarks following an interview which people claimed the blogger was preaching, “there’s no excuse for mothers not to make an effort”.
The mum-of-one, who is expecting her second child, took to her social media to share a post explaining that wasn’t the case but was taken a back by the rude and hurtful comments made about her and her success.
“Just a little note on some things that have been brought to my attention,” she wrote.
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“Unfortunately some people/publications have twisted and misconstrued what I said to make it sound like I was preaching by claiming ‘there’s no excuse for mothers not to make an effort’.
“It appears some people didn’t even read the article correctly and are trying to get attention/hits/likes to their pages by using me to make something out of nothing,” she added.
“Ordinarily I would never bat an eyelid at nonsense I hear/read. But today I laughed out loud when I read ‘sure she doesn’t work/ she has a nanny /she has time to make herself up everyday’.
“My business isn’t successful by chance firstly, I work extremely hard for everything I have. I don’t have a nanny – although some days I’d love one.”
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The blonde bombshell, who is married to TV presenter Brian Ormond, insisted that women shouldn’t judge each other but instead do what makes them feel good.
“Every person /mother/woman should wear what they like or wear what makes them feel good,” she wrote on her Facebook.
“I’ve had a child, I’m expecting another- I’ve had my fair share of pj days/greasy hair/ crying from exhaustion and round the clock breastfeeding.
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“I’ll be back there again soon and I’ll cherish every moment of the madness. There was no judging or preaching on my behalf,” she explained.
“We’re all doing our best and nobody should be judged. It’s very frustrating when comments get plucked out of context and twisted.
“I actually can’t believe the nonsense and bitchiness that goes on at times- surely there’s more important things to be discussing and writing than making silly stories up about what I supposedly said.”
Read the full statement below:
Thank you so much for the lovely comments and messages re yesterday’s magazine shoot & article ☺️Just a little note on…
Posted by Pippa O’Connor on Monday, 7 March 2016
