AMY Childs has been mum-shamed after cruel trolls accused her of having a favourite twin.
The Towie star, 33, and fiancé Billy Delbosq welcomed twins Billy and Milly in April.
Amy – who is also mum to Polly, six, and Ritchie, four, from previous relationships – took to Instagram this week to share a sweet clip of her youngest babies.
She wrote: "The cutest thing I have seen…
"The bond these two are going to have is going to be so special, it’s so true what everyone says twins are so special."
While many of Amy's followers loved seeing the clip, some weren't so complimentary with their comments.
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One person appeared to accuse Amy of having a "favourite" twin, writing: "Nice to see Millie as we only ever see "your billy boy" . They are very cute."
Someone else agreed, writing: "I personally did think the same at first."
It's not the first time Amy has received cruel comments accusing her of having a favourite child.
While Polly features on Amy's social media, the star keeps Ritchie out of the public eye at the request of his father.
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Opening up about the abuse she faces because of this, Amy said: "Ritch is so much like me and I’d love to show him on socials, but we have an agreement with his dad.
"If Ritchie wants to be on social media when he gets older, that’s absolutely fine."
She added to OK! Magazine: "I get constant messages from people saying, 'You love your daughter, these twins are going to come and you’re going to love them much more than your son.'
"People don’t know what goes on behind closed doors. It’s not nice."
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