Steph Claire Smith has divided her fans after posting a TikTok video about rescuing her son’s glasses from the bottom of a swimming pool.
The fitness influencer posted the video which showed her standing with her back to the camera before diving into the pool.
The 30-year-old can be heard chatting to her three-year-old son Harvey while wearing a black bikini and thong panties.
Some fans questioned whether Steph uploaded the video to show off her figure rather than her interaction with her son.
“Please, we all know what the purpose of this video was,” one person commented.
‘Sorry, what is this video about?’ questioned another, adding a laughing emoji.
Steph Claire Smith divided her fans after posting a TikTok video about rescuing her son’s glasses from the bottom of the pool.
‘Was it really about the glasses?’ added a third.
Although some fans questioned the video, others defended the popular influencer.
‘Why does everyone hate her just because she is comfortable with her children?’ one said while another added: ‘Why do you all hate with jealousy? She looks amazing.’
In the TikTok video, Steph showed off her incredible figure and growing baby bump in a black bikini.
The Australian fitness influencer announced her pregnancy last month with a series of black and white photos on Instagram.
In the images, which were also shared by her husband Josh Miller, Steph showed off her baby bump while wearing a tiny bikini.
Son Harvey, husband Josh and the family dog are gathered around Steph in the photos.
In another image, all the family members put their hands on her belly.
The influencer posted the video in which she is shown standing with her back to the camera before jumping into the pool.
Some fans questioned whether Steph uploaded the video to show off her figure rather than her interaction with her son.
Steph responded to criticism in early September when she was criticized for going to the gym with her young son Harvey.
She shared a video of herself at the gym with her son in tow, prompting mom-shaming trolls to criticize her for not being without Harvey another time.
One follower commented: ‘If it was your day with him, why did you need to go to the gym? Wouldn’t you like to do fun things with him?
In a since-deleted TikTok post and Instagram reel, Steph responded to her critics, saying she didn’t “need someone else’s judgment.”
She fumed: “If that’s not how you parent, that’s fine, but passing this kind of judgment publicly is very unnecessary.”
“This comment was in my last video, where I showed myself working out at the gym and taking Harvey with me for the first time.”
Steph also insisted that taking time to exercise is not a selfish act on the part of a parent and suggested that taking a young child to the gym was a way of instilling a healthy lifestyle in them.