INFAMOUS ‘benefits influencer’ has shared another look into her glam lifestyle, including a £600 trip to Flamingo Land and rides in supercars.
, 31, has been trolled in the past for making her son and daughter share a bedroom whilst she splashes cash.
The mum showed off her fun day out riding supercars on FacebookCredit: Facebook/Whitney Marie Ainscough
The mum enjoyed throwing back shots in the middle of the weekCredit: Facebook/Whitney Marie Ainscough
She treated her kids to a trip to Flamingo LandCredit: Facebook/Whitney Marie Ainscough
Now the mum from Rotherham in , has been busy on social media, posting snaps from her luxe life.
The self-professed ‘bad mum’, who has three – Cora Bentley, 12, Addison Squires, seven, and Adley Christopher, three – faced backlash from haters who criticised her spending.
One of her pricey days out included a trip to the pub for some shots on a Wednesday.
“You know how we do after a shot or two on a Wednesday,” she said in the clip, before downing the creamy liquid.
Fellow Facebook users pointed out that Whitney looked drunk, despite just having two shots.
“You look steaming,” one wrote.
But it’s not just shots Whitney likes to relax with, the mum also took things up a gear and tested out some .
“Had a LOVLEY day testing out all the cars.. I think I’ll buy a Lamborghini next with my magic money tree!
Was an experience to drive all different cars but I have to say my favourite..? HGV DRIVING believe it or not,” Whitney wrote in the post alongside some pictures of her posing in the post cars.
Trolls were quick to bash the mum’s fun day out, and one cruel Facebook user even called her “pathetic”.
Meanwhile, someone else stood up for Whitney and commented: “Why are people being so bloody horrible to her yet there still finding the time to take time out of their perfect life to comment on her posts ?
“When did the world become so god damn judgemental? Leave the girl alone and give her a break, it’s got absolutely nothing to do with the low lives who think it’s acceptable to be rude and judgmental on here.”
As for the mum’s £600 trip to Flamingo Land, while some haters took the opportunity to slam Whitney for trip, she explained how she saved to make it happen for her son’s birthday.
The £600 price tag included a night stay at the posh gatehouse and entry into the park for four people, she revealed.
And although the gatehouse they rented looked posh, Whitney noted the stay was a special treat and other families could do it for less.
Previously, Whitney came under fire for forking out for fillers.
Clearly unbothered by what keyboard warriors say, the explained: “It makes me happy, it makes me feel better, therefore that’s why I have it.”
After a busy day at the salon, the , who , shared: “I’ve had a few treatments today.
“I’ve had skin boosters, I’ve had under eye , I’ve had lip filler and I’ve had a top up.
“That makes me happy. I’m not doing it for you, I’m not doing it for a man, I’m not doing it for anybody else, just me.
“And if that’s what makes me happy, I will do that.”
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