Formula One heiress Tamara Ecclestone has been the centre of controversy when it comes to breastfeeding daughter Sophia otherwise known as Fifi.
The heiress married business consultant Jay Rutland back in 2013 whom she shares daughter Sofia with.
Tamara breastfed Fifi until she was four-and-a-half years this summer and received some backlash on social media from followers. Back in 2015 she posted a picture on holiday breastfeeding daughter Sophia in the swimming pool and captioned the photo, ‘All that swimming is thirsty work’.
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One user commented: "Cover up with a blanket, nobody has any morals and no I don't want to see your boob and neither does my husband, we all know your child has to eat blah blah blah, pump before you go out or cover up".
Tamara has since spoken to Fabulous Online and has said that she’d pose topless again but no one is interested in seeing her ‘saggy breastfeeding boobs.’
Tamara said: “‘I’ve done Playboy and I don’t think I would pose nude again. I would pose topless and it would be interesting to do something like that now post-breastfeeding because my boobs look a lot different. I actually haven’t been asked, no one wants to see my saggy breastfeeding boobs clearly!’
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The mother of one is conscious about dieting and getting back to her pre-baby body with daughter Sofia around as Tamara wants her to grow up with a ‘positive body image.’
Although she hasn’t ruled out surgery completely as she says: 'If you start too early then by the time you’re 60 you have 30 years of filler in your face, and it can start to look like a lot. So I’d like to avoid it for as long as possible, but when I feel really desperate then I’ll do it.