DANNIELLA Westbrook’s daughter Jodie has made a cryptic dig at her mum after refusing to unblock her.
The 21-year-old and her troubled mother, 49, have been publicly feuding on social media.
Jodie recently hit out at followers who urged her to patch things up with the former EastEnders star.
And in her latest jab, the influencer shared a photo of her water bottle, reading, "Living my best life," to her Instagram Story.
Next to it, a smart device could be seen playing The Teskey Brothers' emotional track, Crying Shame.
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Last week, Danniella revealed Jodie had blocked her and said she was "heartbroken" over her daughter's decision to "cut her out of her life".
It is unclear what prompted the bitter feud, but days later, the soap legend took a vicious swipe at her daughter on Instagram.
She shared a picture of Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe waving from a window.
She said: "When someone blocks me & expects me to care. Bye c***."
Danniella is also mum to Jodie's older brother Kai and shares her kids with her ex-husband Kevin Jenkins.
She split from Kevin in 2014 and Jodie previously explained that she "grew up with" her dad.
Following the split, Danniella spoke about her parenting struggles on This Morning.
She said: "People call up social services about my children to say they shouldn’t be with me because I’m in sheltered accommodation and to take my kids off me and stuff.
"That’s pushed me close to the edge to think that if I lose my kids, its not worth it. But as long as we’re together, we’ll get there."
In 2019 Danniella - who has struggled with drug addiction in the past for several years - revealed she hadn't spoken to Jodie in three years as she battled with her health.
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However, they appeared to be on good terms last year when Jodie spoke about her mum recovering from a nasty infection.
She added at the time: "Nowadays, I have quite a healthy relationship with my mum and my dad, so it's lovely, she's doing really well."
