Inside Towie star Ferne McCann’s lavish party for daughter Sunday, 6, with Barbies and pampering
FERNE McCann gave her daughter Sunday the princess treatment as she threw a Barbie birthday party.
Sunday, who turned six, was given a full pampering session by makeup artists dressed up as the iconic doll.
Wearing a little pink silk robe, Sunday grinned with excitement as she had her nails done and glitter applied to her face.
After her pals were made up, they played classic party games like bouncing balloons on a colourful parachute.
They danced to party music, played with bubbles and the party organisers performed songs for them.
Sharing clips of her daughter’s big day on Instagram, Ferne wrote: “The best concept for a 6 year old girl… brilliant pamper party thank you @mymagicalpartiesuk”.
“Absolutely adorable,” one fan commented on the reel of Sunday’s party.
“Gorgeous,” another added.
“The best barbies!!! Wow,” a third chimed.
Earlier last month, Ferne opened up about the mum-shaming she experiences over her daughter’s names.
The reality star welcomed her second daughter Finty with her fiance Lorri Haines in July.
The Only Way Is Essex star admitted that whenever she shares anything about her kids on her social media accounts, other parents shame and harass her.
She explained: “I get trolled for whatever – especially when it comes to the children.”
Speaking on podcast Saving Grace, Ferne continued to dub her critics “the mum police.”
Ferne continued: “I don’t know if it’s mums and dads, but on my socials, it’s normally mums, and they come out in force.”
Detailing the things she’s received negative comments about, Ferne listed everything from feeding techniques to how you dress your kids.
She revealed: “No matter what – whether you breastfeed, dummies, muslin, the way you support their head – how people can see that in a picture, I don’t know – to what you dress them in and call them, everyone has an opinion.”
She shares Sunday with her ex-boyfriend Arthur Collins who is currently serving a 20 year prison sentence after being found guilty of carrying out an acid attack in 2017.