I’m a hot mum – I get dress-coded for my racy outfits but trolls are jealous they can’t be a bad b***h like me
AN influencer says she gets dress coded by other mums who disapprove of her revealing outfits.
Mum-of-one Mia Boardman, 25, hit back a trolls in a TikTok video watched by more than 230,000 people.
The former Teen Mom UK star is a single mother to daughter Marliya, six.
And she says she is harshly judged for enjoying a social life – as well as what she wears on nights out.
One video hitting back is titled: “Ah I didn’t get the memo, there’s a dress code for mums?”
It shows Mia wearing a black cutout dress showing off her cleavage and midriff.
A caption reveals a typical comment she receives: “You’re a mum and you dress like that?”
Over the top, Mia is seen lip-syncing to the viral sound meme: “I’m sorry, not everybody fits in the bad b***h genre. It’s a genre, not everybody fits on the roster.”
Fans rushed to defend her in the comments.
One said: “I’ve had 4 kids and if I had ur body I’d b wearing the same #flauntitgirl.”
Another said: “It’s even worse when you hit your 30s too. I’ll be a baddie till I’m an old lady that’s my choice.”
And another said: “Why should you change your fashion cause you have a child I’ve never understood this.
“Do men change their wardrobe when they have a kid loool no.”
Last year Mia, from Southampton, told The Sun’s Fabulous she is sick of being judged for her lifestyle.
She says enjoying nights out does not make her a bad mum – as it only happens when Marliya is staying with her dad.
Mia said: “I get called a bad mum a lot.
“I like to wear the clothes I wear which some people say aren’t typical ‘mum’ clothes.
“And that makes me a bad mum? People have gone as far to message me and say my child should be taken away because of the way I am.
“When all I do is enjoy my time with my friends.
“I think people forget Marliya has a dad.
“And that if I’m out every weekend I’m an awful mum when Marliya is actually at her dad’s house.
“I strongly believe that you should be able to have a life away from being a mum.
“Life doesn’t stop when you have children, for me it has just started.
“But I’m constantly judged because I like to party.”