Montana Brown has admitted she doesn’t want to appear “insensitive” by sharing photos from her trip to Barbados.
On Sunday, the Love Island star defended her trip to the Caribbean island, insisting she jetted off in December before the UK entered a strict national lockdown.
Taking to her Instagram later that day, the 25-year-old shared posed in a swimsuit from her swimwear range, as she revealed she didn’t want to “upset” anyone.
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She wrote: “Just wanted to say a thanks to everyone’s lovely messages. It’s hard to know where the line is with posting content and I really don’t want to be upsetting anyone.”
“I get the odd message with people being quite angry. I travelled well before lockdown, I’ve stayed out here because I can work from abroad and I started my business last year in lockdown and I’d like to give it a fighting chance to be honest.”
“Sending love to you all, I am going to continue posting and again, it’s not my intention to be insensitive to anybody as I know this is an awful time for a lot of people. Sending love 💓”
Speaking to The Sun On Sunday, the reality star “irresponsible” influencers for breaking Covid guidelines.
“I do think it is insensitive and irresponsible to put on social media that you’re partying or with a large group of people, as it’s rightly seen as wrong by people who are losing family members and losing their businesses.”
“A lot of people’s worlds are crashing down around them. We have a social responsibility to stick to the guidelines in some capacity and just be aware that other people are going through hell,” she added.
