Made In Chelsea star 'mortified' after 'sick' trolls call social services on her
Made In Chelsea star Ashley James was "mortified" after vile trolls targeted her by calling social services on her.
The mum-of-two welcomed her first baby Alfie in January 2021 and her daughter Ada Isabelle Blue by C-section in March of this year. Ashley has become known for her honesty surrounding motherhood, but some "nasty" trolls took it too far by contacting social services and attempting to 'damage her reputation'.
The haters claimed she was under the influence of alcohol while pregnant at her partner Tom Andrew's birthday party last year. They also claimed she left her baby to 'cry out' - both of which are not true. Sharing the difficult experience, the 36-year-old TV personality said: "When I first received the letter from social services explaining that they were investigating me I was pregnant.
"It put a huge amount of stress and pressure on me. It was also embarrassing because I had to explain to all of my childcare providers what was going on, so they could speak to social services too." She added that it was a "mortifying, incredibly stressful and upsetting" experience.
Ashley shares two children with her partner (Instagram)
She was 'mortified' when trolls called social services on her family (Instagram)Speaking to The Sun, Ashley said it was a 'form of harassment' and slammed the trolls for their 'nasty and unwarranted acts' in an attempt to get her dropped from jobs. The unnecessary calls to social services have given Ashley endless sleepless nights as she feared her children would be taken away from her.
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Ashley wasn't the only star who was targeted by trolls as Sophie Hinchliffe and Charlotte Dawson also received false accusations. Last month, Ashley opened up about her pregnancy journey and revealed she was denied pain relief during her son's "uncontrolled birth."
She explained how her two labours differed, saying her vaginal birth was a "really traumatic experience". Ashley gave birth to Alfie when the pandemic was still in full swing, so had to be alone in her hospital room for most of the time. The Made In Chelsea star candidly explained: "Alf was a really big baby and I was denied any pain relief.
"I had a lot of anxiety too because it was during lockdown and partners weren’t allowed in the room until you were in active labour, so I had a huge fear of doing most of it on my own," she told OK! Ashley shared how she was also stitched up incorrectly, which made her recovery longer.
The model and DJ may still need corrective surgery but now has to wait until daughter Ada is six months old to decide. Despite her difficulties with her first birth, Ashley said her elective C-section for her second child was "amazing". She added: "The birth was very controlled, unlike Alf’s uncontrolled birth." Ashley shares her two children with boyfriend Tommy Andrews.
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