Katie Price has reportedly been called out by her ex-husband Kieran Hayler after she shared a seemingly innocent video of their daughter Bunny on TikTok.
Alarm bells are said to have started ringing for Kieran, 35, after he saw a video of their eight-year-old daughter eating a lollipop. The post, which has since been deleted, was captioned 'ASMR'.
Fans quickly jumped to tell Katie to erase the video from the social media platform in a bid to stop "real creeps" seeing it.
After watching the video, Kieran was said to be angry with the former glamour model and said the safety of their children is "paramount". As well as Bunny, the couple share Jett, nine.
A representative for Kieran told The Mirror: "Kieran is keen to discuss Katie’s future social posts as part of their ongoing co-parenting role to ensure the children's best interests, wellbeing and most importantly safe guarding are observed to avoid future issues or any concerns being raised about the children’s welfare from the wider public.
"Working together for their children’s best interests."
Bunny’s video was tagged as ‘ASMR’, which is short for autonomous sensory meridian response.
It is described as a tingling sensation that usually begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine, often brought on by certain noises that are exaggerated.
ASMR videos are huge on social media and have even been used by megastars like Kylie Jenner and YouTuber Jeffree Star to promote their businesses.
Katie was inundated with comments on the video from concerned parents, with one person saying: "Katie I’d remove this, too many vile people on here."
Another added: “Have you not seen how many men are saving these videos of kids on here ... BE CAREFUL."
“Please be careful with posting stuff like this, there’s some real creeps on this app,” said a third.
While dozens of others said the video was “cute” and “adorable”, it seems the 41-year-old took the advice of her concerned followers.
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