Chloe Madeley has sparked a possible feud with a Love Island champion as she posted a cryptic plea.
The mum-of-one shared a message to her Instagram stories where she told her followers to never buy a fitness plan from an influencer who has no fitness qualifications. Chloe often shared her fitness routine on her social media.
It's thought that the personal trainer could be referencing Love Island All Stars winner Molly Smith who has recently released her own fitness plan. Due to her fitness qualifications, Chloe is able to provide fitness plans for her own clients.
However, her latest post shows that she is concerned that some people may purchase fitness plans from celebrities despite them having no qualifications of their own. Taking to her Instagram Stories, Chloe wrote: "Please don't buy training plans or any kind of health and fitness plans from social media influencers with zero qualifications or experience. No matter how good they look. The end."
Molly Smith has launched her own fitness plan (Move With Molly)The post was shared just a few days after Molly launched her own fitness plan, Move with Molly. Chloe recently hit out at negative comments about her approach to co-parenting with estranged husband James Haskell.
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The 36-year-old reality star is the mother of one-year-old daughter Bodhi - who she shares with 39-year-old rugby star James. Chloe and James were married in 2018 but shocked fans last year when they announced they’d taken the decision to end their marriage.
Now the pair are working together to raise their young daughter together. Chloe embarked on a Q&A with fans on her social media where she and shared some insights into her co-parenting journey while responding to one of the questions. A fan contacted the star to say: "Your co-parenting is inspiring" alongside a heart-hand emoji. While reacting to the comment, Chloe hit out at those who try to criticise the way she and James are raising Bodhi.
Chloe wrote: "I sometimes get heat when I post about James and I coparenting from people saying it's not possible for everyone and I just want to be VERY clear that A) I know not everyone is in a position to be able to co parent without colossal amounts of stress, if at all. B) for me personally, it is the result of MANY heartbreaking conversations in the early days, and often very strained conversations in the current days."
She continued: "However, I still think it is important to show people who are scared to split because of the horror stories around co-parenting that it really CAN be done. And to those who say 'It's only easy now because there's nobody else in the picture yet.' You're rude and unsurprisingly, you don't really know what you're talking about. Please stop spreading your negativity and fear."
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