TOMMY Mallet has been dad-shamed after sharing a lavish post on social media.
The Towie legend has ruffled feathers after snapping a shot of the interior of his car.
It's no surprise that some followers have been left open-mouthed, as the red and black leather interior isn't inside your run-of-the-mill motor.
In fact, Tommy's brand new wheels is a 192mph Ferrari Purosangue, with an eye-watering £500,000 price tag.
Tommy had previously vowed to sell off his impressive collection of expensive motors in a bid to be more relatable.
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Although, it looks like this brand new Ferrari was an exception - and some of his fans aren't impressed.
They noticed a key aspect of the car that is missing.
Boasting a flashy yet minimalistic interior, the vehicle looks to be less than baby friendly, with only two seats.
Hinting at this, Tommy wrote in the caption: "Told Georgia it’s all good, it has baby seat thingys.."
His followers flocked to the comment section to make this point, with one stating: "Baby seat adaptor. All makes sense then broooooo."
A second wrote: "Please tell me you're going to have seat covers. Can't be having crumbs and muddy footprints all over your new car."
A third fumed: "Thought you sold all cars as u didn't want to look a mug pulling up in the petrol station?"
To which Tommy swiped back: "I also didn't eat vegetables at that time of my life 2 years ago, I do now tho."
The former reality star became a multi-millionaire after launching his shoe brand Mallet, and has not shied away from splashing out on his family ever since.
He shares a son with wife and fellow reality star Georgia Kousoulou and just last month shared his decision to step down as CEO of Mallet.
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Tommy has since launched CTRNE trainers, which dub themselves as "the world's one and only crystal-infused sneakers."
Speaking previously about selling off his shocking car collection, Tommy said: "It's to have a re-set.
"When I pull up at the petrol station and you've got my man struggling to put a tenner in his car to get to work, do I want to be pulling up in the £200K motor jumping out, putting it in the csr, jumping back in.
"No man, that's not who I want to be. I want to be relatable.
"I want to be able to come across as a normal person.”
