Laura Anderson of Celebs Go Dating posted a lovely photo but was slammed by fans who accused her of being unfaithful because she had recently ended her relationship with Gary Lucy.
Pregnant Laura Anderson by online trolls when she bares her baby bump in a bikini.
She is due to give birth to her first child with actor Gary Lucy in early August. The former Love Island star appeared on season four of the show alongside Dani Dyer, Adam Collard, and Megan Barton Hanson.
After posting on Saturday that her breakup with the Hollyoaks actor had “hurt” her, Laura posted a scantily clad photo of herself and her Pomeranian, Buddy, to Instagram on Sunday.
”But will I still be No.1 mum?” she captioned the photo of herself in her Calvin Klein underwear lounging on the couch in a denim jacket.
“Guys let’s be honest with ourselves here, I’m defo pushing my belly out a wee bit,” she added in the comments.
Over 60,000 people have liked the photographs taken by a photographer in Glasgow, with many commenting on how beautiful the expectant mother is.
Rosie Williams lauded Laura as “the best mum to both babies,” and another admirer gushed, “You look stunning.” You’re totally capable of handling this.
Laura Anderson has also been photographed flaunting her expanding belly in skimpy pink underwear recently.
The 34-year-old, who revealed her pregnancy in February, promoted some items from the popular retailer Zara on Instagram, including a pair of cargo pants that she styled with a variety of tops.
At the beginning of the sped-up montage, Laura can be seen putting on her pants while wearing black lace briefs and a pink, ruffled bra. This is followed by a clip of Laura wearing a striped crop top and a matching cardigan.
In another video, Laura wore a blue crop top that exposed her pregnant belly, and later paired the bottoms with a variety of other tops and a pair of white sneakers for a hipster look.
A small number of Laura’s fans took to social media to criticize the reality star for how she allegedly treated Gary, whom she met on the season one premiere of Celebs Go Dating.
One supporter questioned the sanity of having children with a man who already had four children who needed him and were located hundreds of miles away in the south. You might be asked, “What did you think would happen so that everyone was satisfied?”
Still another voice chimed in, “But this father wants to be around. Some of his children are already the centers of his universe. However, she has recently decided that he is no longer welcome.
Another person asked, “Where’s Gary in all this,” and a third person simply said, “Poor gary.”
Gary, 41, a former actor on EastEnders, spoke to The Sun on Sunday about the shocking breakup, claiming that Laura wanted them to move to Scotland. Laura has since denied this.
Specifically, he made the following statement: “Laura did want me to move but I have my responsibilities here. I have four kids and all the things that go along with that so it’s very difficult, if not impossible, to uproot at this time.
“Having gone through a divorce, my children need me and living such a long way from them just would not be possible. I wish I could break myself in half. I would if I could.”
“I’m really gutted. I haven’t stopped loving her and I won’t stop loving her,” Gary added.
When Laura’s ex explained what happened, she gave her side of the story on Instagram, writing: “I had no intention to comment on the breakdown of my relationship with Gary.
“However, due to what has now been publicly shared by other parties, I have been left with no choice.
“Gary and I are no longer together due to multiple reasons which will remain private.”
When their relationship started to “break down,” she said she was “more than happy” to move to Essex, but she ended up staying in Scotland instead.
Gary and Laura have seemingly exchanged blows on social media in the form of cryptic Instagram posts ever since their breakup.
One time, Laura shared a quote on her Instagram story, which read: “I’ve been choosing peace over people lately. So far no regrets.”
Gary shared a post that said: “People that spend time looking for faults in others, should spend time correcting their own. Amen to that.”
