Coco Austin is hitting back at critics after they slammed her for taking her six-year-old out in a stroller.
The actor and model called out her haters on Twitter, saying the criticisms were "ridiculous".
Coco and her husband Ice-T made headlines over the weekend when they shared a picture of themselves and their six-year-old daughter Chanel out on a family shopping trip.
In the sweet snap, Coco and Ice-T pose for a mirror selfie while their daughter sits in her stroller with her head in her hands, clearly fed up and bored with the outing.
"A stroll through the @atlantisbahamas shops," Coco wrote in the caption, adding: "Chanel is so over it unless there's something cool to see. Her face transitions instantly."
Many of Coco's followers had their own thoughts on why Chanel looked so grumpy and took to the comments section to tease her for still putting her daughter in a stroller.
"She looks like she’s over being in a baby stroller," one write, while another added: "I love you coco but .. a stroller…"
"A stroller really? Let that girl grow up," a third commented, while a fourth agreed: "Why she is in a stroller at 6 years old?"
On Tuesday, Coco took to Twitter to dismiss the critical comments that had come her way.
"Oh lord!! Really people? The world loves to criticize literary everything i do!" the 43-year-old mom wrote.
"This stroller thing trending right now about me using a stroller to push Chanel around is ridiculous!" she continued in another tweet, adding: "Isnt there a war & mass shootings going as we speak & you’d rather mess with my mothering? SMH."
This isn't the first time Coco's parenting techniques have come under fire. She's also been called out for continued to let her daughter breastfeed - a decision which she passionately defended.
"Chanel still likes my boob. She's 5 years old," Coco told Us Weekly. "A lot of people are like, 'Oh, you're not getting the nutrition after 2 years old. Why do it?'
"And I'm like, My child's eating steak and hamburgers. She just likes a little snack every now and then and more of the bonding between the mother. Why take that away from her?"
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