OLIVIA Attwood has divided opinion with some of her recent comments about wedding rules.
Whilst appearing as a guest on Jamie Laing's podcast, Private Parts, the former Love Island contestant shared some pretty strong opinions on having kids at weddings.
Olivia, 31, stated that having children at weddings was "absolutely unacceptable."
Jamie, 34, responded: "I agree!", as she likened having youngsters at the celebration to being in Jurassic Park.
The hilarious reality TV star-turned-presenter then went on a hilarious rant ahead of her marriage to fiancé Bradley Dack.
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Olivia claimed that if she had her own children: "I wouldn’t invite them."
However, she did note that: "I haven’t got a baby yet, so I don’t know that love that they talk about."
The star riled up some mums in the comments due to her further comments about kids at weddings.
She told Jamie: "When I see the bride with like, this little thing hanging off her dress, its little grubby hands, I’m like ‘what the f***?’”
Made in Chelsea star Jamie was creasing with laughter at Olivia's depiction.
She continued: "You’re wearing a Vera Wang silk dress, you put your little grubby, chicken-finger hands all over it…no way.
“Can you imagine when you’re doing the vows and you hear like ‘Aahhhhh!’ Jurassic Park.
"I’d be like ‘shut the f*** up.”
Olivia's hilarious soundbite - which was shared on Jamie's Instagram - has blown up on social media.
Many have rushed to support Olivia, saying they think she's hilarious and "tells it how it is!"
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But many slammed the star for her opinion, as one wrote: "Children are not automatically disgusting little demons JUST because they are not yet adults.
"Plenty of adults make a far more embarrassing and disgusting show of themselves than most children do at such parties and events, despite them being fully grown adults supposedly with self control, understanding of social expectations, and having learnt to respect boundaries etc etc etc."
Another commented: "It’s one thing agreeing that you don’t want kids at a wedding but do you have to talk about them like kids are vile and inconvenient?"
Olivia rushed to defend her own comments, writing below: "LOLOLOLOL (Guys please stop getting offended- it’s meant to be a bit of a joke)."
