Amy Hart forced to delete post as she's falsely accused of breaking ad rules
Love Island's Amy Hart has said she was cruelly mum-shamed and "reported" after her baby formula review.
The 31-year-old posted to her Instagram stories to talk about the baby formula milk she uses and has since been accused of promoting the product by some followers. The Advertising Standards Agency prohibits the promotion of infant formula.
Amy has since taken down the stories after fans said she had been paid to talk about it when she hadn't. Talking on Instagram, she said: "The milk that I use, I don't want to verbalise it again. If you think my review was so good that it had been paid for, clearly the milk is great." She went on to explain that it wouldn't be possible to be paid to promote the stage one formula because it is against the Advertising Standards Authority rules.
She added: "I know that most people were being really supportive and thank you." This comes after Amy opened up about Stanley's painful skin diagnoses.
Amy gave birth to Stanley in March (@amyhartxo/Instagram)
Amy deleted the posts (mirror.co.uk)Amy shared an update about her baby son Stanley's health condition, after previously expressing frustration over the seven-month-old "painful" skin issues. She revealed that she, her partner and their child had come down with an nasty bout of sickness.
Baby boy has spent his life in hospital as doctors are 'scared' to discharge him
She said: "What I'm really worried about is, we've just got his skin really nice...and when I say really nice, I don't mean looking nice. I mean like, he's not scratching himself until he bleeds."
She went on to reveal that a "little virus" had triggered eczema in Stanley ten weeks ago, which then turned into a yeast infection. Last month, she talked about how frustrated she was about her son's "painful" skin problems, especially around his neck.
"Stanley's skin around his neck is just so bad at the moment. His body is fine now, and his eyes are on and off OK," she told her followers on October 4th. "But his skin around his neck is so bad, and I just got really angry at the world."
Amy shared the creams that she was recommended by a doctor for her son's skin condition. One cream could be bought from the pharmacy, but the other had to be specially ordered. Amy thanked her local pharmacy for helping to find the ointment, which cost them £72 for a 15ml tube.
Amy has been keeping her fans updated with her journey of motherhood ever since she gave birth to her son Stanley back in March of this year. She has had plenty of ups and downs so far, making sure she doesn't just show the good bits to her followers.
She had her son with her fiancé Sam Rason after meeting in 2021. The pair got engaged back in September when he got down on one knee on a stage with gold letters reading "Will you marry me?" behind them. It's not known whether the pair have set a date or if they have started any wedding planning yet.
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