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Love Island’s Amy Hart reveals cruel trolls targeting her and her one-year-old son’s weight: ‘People kept telling me I was feeding him too much’

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Love Island's Amy Hart is regularly forced to hit back at trolls who offer unwanted criticism of how she raises her little boy, Stanley (pictured in October).

Love Island’s Amy Hart is regularly forced to hit back at trolls who offer unwanted criticism of how she raises her little boy, Stanley.

But now the 31-year-old mother has revealed that trolls have even gone so far as to say that she overfeeds her and her one-year-old baby, according to Sun.

Amy, who shares Stanley with her future husband Sam Rason, 34, revealed that she has continually been “mom-shamed” by strangers online and has had to drown out the noise to remain happy as a mom.

She told the publication: “People kept telling me I was feeding him too much because he’s a huge baby.”

But the blonde beauty explained that while Stanley is “huge,” he’s always been a “big baby,” born eight pounds and tall for his age.

Love Island's Amy Hart is regularly forced to hit back at trolls who offer unwanted criticism of how she raises her little boy, Stanley (pictured in October).

Love Island’s Amy Hart is regularly forced to hit back at trolls who offer unwanted criticism of how she raises her little boy, Stanley (pictured in October).

But now the 31-year-old mum has revealed that trolls have even gone so far as to say she overfeeds her and her one-year-old baby, according to The Sun (pictured in May).

But now the 31-year-old mum has revealed that trolls have even gone so far as to say she overfeeds her and her one-year-old baby, according to The Sun (pictured in May).

“I used to worry, but I finally decided that if he told me he was hungry, who was I to say no?” she added.

But Amy trusted her instincts and her baby and didn’t listen to the trolls, and her nurse congratulated her at Stanley’s annual checkup for having a “perfectly healthy” baby.

The doting mother was told he was exactly the height and weight they expected him to be at one year old.

It’s no secret that contestants on the hit ITV2 reality show go through grueling diets and exercise regimes to get in shape for the competition.

And unfortunately, like many others, Amy has become accustomed to trolls targeting them for their fluctuating weight as they adjust to normal life after the villa.

What many don’t expect is monitoring a baby’s weight, something that has been more common in recent months for people like Amy and Molly-Mae Hague.

To combat the influx of hate on social media, the mother has created the best possible platform for her mental health, as she has chosen to remove and block unnecessary criticism and negativity.

But Amy still faces hate, as a few days ago she revealed she had been trolled online for her weight gain, with one person calling her “disgustingly ugly.”

Amy, who shares Stanley with her future husband Sam Rason, revealed that strangers online have

Amy, who shares Stanley with her future husband, Sam Rason, revealed that she has continually been “mom-shamed” by strangers online and has had to drown out the noise to remain happy as a mom (pictured in January).

She told the publication:

She told the publication: “People kept telling me I was feeding him too much because he’s a huge baby” (pictured in August).

But the blonde beauty explained that while Stanley is

But the blonde beauty explained that while Stanley is “huge,” he’s always been a “big baby,” born eight pounds and tall for his age (pictured in July).

But Amy trusted her instincts and her baby and didn't listen to the trolls, and her nurse congratulated her at Stanley's annual checkup for a baby.

But Amy trusted her instincts and her baby and didn’t listen to the trolls and her nurse congratulated her at Stanley’s annual checkup on a “perfectly healthy” baby (pictured in April 2023).

speaking to Near, Amy said: “Being in the public eye is lucky and I and others are trying to lead the way when it comes to body confidence but I still get unkind messages.”

She added: “I got a message the other day saying, ‘Hi Amy, you’re absolutely devastatingly ugly and you need to fix it.'”

The reality star revealed that people will argue in the comments sections of her posts about her weight.

She said some people will leave nasty messages about how she is now unrecognizable and others will jump to her defense claiming she has had a baby.

But Amy said that doesn’t end the argument, as trolls will criticize that having been a mother is not an excuse for gaining weight.

To combat the influx of hate on social media, the mom has created the best possible platform for her mental health, choosing to remove and block unnecessary criticism and negativity (pictured in November).

To combat the influx of hate on social media, the mom has created the best possible platform for her mental health, choosing to remove and block unnecessary criticism and negativity (pictured in November).

But Amy is still facing hate when she revealed just days ago that she had been trolled online for her weight gain, with one person calling her

But Amy is still facing hate when she revealed just days ago that she had been trolled online for her weight gain, with one person calling her ‘disgustingly ugly’ (pictured in January).

Amy revealed she was nicknamed 'fat' by vile trolls on Love Island but 'would love to be this thin now' (pictured from the show in 2019)

Amy revealed she was nicknamed ‘fat’ by vile trolls on Love Island but ‘would love to be this thin now’ (pictured from the show in 2019)

Amy said that after giving birth she felt insecure, because she was trying to dress the way she had before and it didn’t work.

Once Amy found a style that worked with her new body, particularly baggy pants, a bodysuit and a jacket, she said she began to love her curves and appreciate her body more because it created her son.

While she tries to ignore online trolls, Amy admitted that she occasionally responds and puts them in their place.

His tactic, he revealed, is to take the person’s name and find them on Facebook, at which point he said they will likely have shared a post reminding others to “be kind.”

The podcaster also revealed that she would love to have four children – three boys and a girl – but she doesn’t know if that will be possible.

She froze her eggs in 2019 after doctors warned her that early menopause was hereditary, however she conceived Stanley naturally.

The reality star, who welcomed Stanley in March last year, detailed how she and Sam are going to “try for a second baby” after their wedding in September.

The couple is busy planning a four-day musical theater themed wedding in Spain.

Amy has already chosen her dress and is currently organizing the big day with her wedding planner, who has been pressuring her to make decisions about the event.

Amy previously told Heat Magazine: ‘So, it’s a four-day wedding, of course. The First Dance is not a song written for a musical, but it has been in a musical, and one of my friends who has just left the West End production of Hamilton is singing it.

Amy then takes a screenshot of said post and sends it back to the troll, asking, “Is that you?”

Amy said some people will leave nasty messages about how she is now unrecognizable and others will jump to her defense citing that she had a baby (pictured in June).

Amy said some people will leave nasty messages about how she is now unrecognizable and others will jump to her defense citing that she had a baby (pictured in June).

The TV personality, 31, has been candid about how her body has changed in the year since she and fiancé Sam Ranson welcomed their first child (pictured in March 2023).

The TV personality, 31, has been candid about how her body has changed in the year since she and fiancé Sam Ranson welcomed their first child (pictured in March 2023).

Amy said that after giving birth she felt insecure as she was trying to dress like she had before and it didn't work (Pictured in May)

Amy said that after giving birth she felt insecure as she was trying to dress like she had before and it didn’t work (Pictured in May)

The reality star, who welcomed Stanley in March last year, detailed how she and Sam are going to 'try for a second baby' after their September wedding (pictured at their September 2023 engagement) .

The reality star, who welcomed Stanley in March last year, detailed how she and Sam are going to ‘try for a second baby’ after their September wedding (pictured at their September 2023 engagement) .

The podcaster also revealed that she would love to have four children, three boys and a girl, but she doesn't know if that will be possible (pictured in June).

The podcaster also revealed that she would love to have four children, three boys and a girl, but she doesn’t know if that will be possible (pictured in June).

‘At one point, he wasn’t sure about coming to the wedding, because he has another friend who is getting married on the same day.

‘But listen to this: both of our weddings are in Spain, just 35 minutes from each other.

‘He’s going to his ceremony and drinks, and then to ours for food and the first dance. It’s destiny.’

She also chose her dress after her stylish Jeff asked her to try on a dress that she “would never have looked at herself” and that she “ended up loving.”

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