MOLLIE King has been cruelly mum-shamed after her daughter with Stuart Broad took her first steps.
The Saturdays hitmaker, 36, proudly shared a video showing little Annabella, 16-months, toddling towards her fiance Stuart Broad's arms.
The tot made her way from one parent to another, appearing delighted at her progress.
Meanwhile, Radio 1 DJ Mollie and former England cricketing ace Stuart, 37, looked just as elated.
Yet, as always, mum-shamers were on-hand to spoil the mood.
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One insisted on raining on Mollie's parade, with one commenting: "Please take her shoes off. She doesn't need them on until she is confidently walking outside.
"Her feet need to be flat on the floor.
"It is such a huge sensory thing for them to be walking barefoot whenever and wherever possible."
They then continued: "" didn't know it as a 1st time mum, and I'm sure lots of other people don't, so I'm not trying to troll Molly and Stuart, just passing on info that they may or may not read. May or May not take on board, but that is all it is."
Yet fans of the Up! hitmaker had her back, with one retorting: "It wasn’t advice, it was a demand. Language is everything."
Another added: "Mind your own business, they don’t need your opinion."
A third put: "Um please take your advice elsewhere she is not your child."
Mollie welcomed her first child back in November 2022, before revealing her adorable name and middle name.
Little Annabella arrived just days before the tragic death of Mollie's father, Stephen King.
Milestone moment
It has been a hectic month for Mollie, who was joined by Annabella as she learned of her whopping Comic Relief fundraising total.
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The Radio 1 star cycled from London to her late father's hometown of Hull over five days and was met by fiancé Stuart and Annabella in the Yorkshire city.
Mollie took on the epic journey in loving memory of her father who passed away from a brain tumour in 2022 after being diagnosed just three months earlier.
She said: "It’s still really hard to talk about - I hate talking about him in the past tense. But when I was asked to do this, I thought I have to do it.
"I want to help people who are struggling, and that is exactly what Comic Relief does. They are amazing.
"They help people who are homeless, struggling with poverty and struggling with bereavement - amongst so many other things."
Mollie was then revealed to have raised a seven-figure sum amounting to £1,155,535.
