Jacqueline Jossa is absolutely besotted with her and Dan Osborne’s baby daughter.
And the EastEnders actress hasn’t been able to resist sharing a number of photos with her fans on Instagram.
However, this week, a few of her candid snapshots of Ella Selina were leapt upon by vile online trolls, who branded the baby girl ‘ugly’ and ‘fat’.
The first picture featured baby Ella, all dressed up in a super-sweet Converse outfit and shooting a smile at the camera.
Many fans praised the little cutie, saying she was the spitting image of her soapstar mum - but several cruel trolls decided to bully baby Ella instead.
“She’s cute… not!” wrote one.
“Can't tell if it’s a boy or a girl,” said another. “Looks like a Chinese boy to me.”
The comments did not end there.
Jacqueline, 22, shared another gorgeous picture of Ella, this time snuggled up with her proud mummy, and captioned it “chubby cheeks!! My little pudding!”
However some trolls leapt upon the word ‘chubby’, and began accusing Jacqueline of raising her daughter to be a ‘fatty’.
“She’s a right fatty,” laughed one.
Luckily, Jacqueline’s fans quickly leapt to her aid.
“I’m so shocked by these horrible comments, especially toward a child. She is absolutely gorgeous!” wrote one.
Another added firmly: “How would you feel if someone said that about you or your children? “It may be your opinion but just keep it to yourself and stop writing s**t on people’s social media.”
Jacqueline, for her part, chose to ignore the trolls.
However when one person commented about ‘slimy’ Dan Osborne, claiming they’d seen him leaving a club with other women, Jacqueline felt the need to speak up.
After the actress shot the troll a bored emoji, they fired back: “So did he have fun in Koko’s?”
Jacqueline replied sharply: “Yeah he did, darling… did you?
“Oh wait, you weren’t there…”
She followed up her comment with a thumbs up emoticon.
Jac’s fans quickly followed suit, firing angry comments at the troll, who eventually conceded that she hadn’t been at the club - and that she hadn’t seen Dan trying to take girls home with him.
“So why comment saying he was trying to take people home in the first place?” fumed one.
“Idiot.”
Well said.