A mum has condemned other parents for shaming her for being constantly naked around her family.
Carla Bellucci believes it is completely natural to be around her kids and refused to let other parents stop her behaving the way she does. A former glamour model and often outspoken influencer, she called other mums and dads "prudes" and boasted about bathing with her two-year-old daughter.
The mum-of-four from Hertfordshire told the Daily Star: "My children have all seen my sexy glamour pics and I have nothing to hide – it’s only a pair of t*ts at the end of the day. After all she came from me and she is two and doesn’t care. I don’t have a problem with my kids seeing me naked, especially Blu.
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Tanisha Bellucci with her mum Carla (SWNS)"My older son doesn’t now but when they were little I used to walk around naked and Blu now sees me naked and I bath with her and don’t see the problem. After all she came from me and she is two and doesn’t care. I love nothing more than cuddling her skin to skin – she is my baby girl. What kind of world do we live in where it’s wrong for your own kids to see you naked but it’s ok for people to get naked online for free?”
It comes after Carla last year said she does everything "for profit" and would charge her family £150 each for Christmas dinner. Explaining her decision in November, she told the Mail Online: "You might find a carvery that's cheaper than my place, but my dinner is going to be a lot more classy than that.
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"It wouldn't be any cheaper if you went to a restaurant or hotel for a Christmas Day meal, so why should I be out of pocket?". Carla added that she would "have the telly on in the background" so guests can gather round for the King's speech at 3pm and "watch whatever they like". But doors will close at 10pm, when she vows to kick the rest of the family out after games of charades.
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