I’m spending £20k on my kids this Christmas – angry trolls say I shouldn’t show it off but they’re just jealous

A MUM has hit back at trolls who say she shouldn’t brag about spending £20,000 on her children this Christmas amid the cost of living crisis.

Previously, Alex Le Tissier struggled to feed her family and lived on the bread line.

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However, after she started posting adult content online, Alex, who is the daughter-in-law of a former Southampton footballer Matt Le Tissierstarted collecting money, and now she can splurge on gifts for her family.

Alex takes her husband and four children to Disneyland for the holiday season Parisbut she was criticized for bragging about it when many were struggling.

However, Alex is not shy as she is proud of how her fortunes have changed since she started modeling during Covid-19. pandemic.

She told Daily Star: “I’m so happy that I can finally spend a lot money for Christmas because we were so broke and everything was second hand.

“I’ve seen so many people complaining that others are spending too much money on Christmas but I worked very hard and people are just jealous.

“I am so proud of myself and love that I can give my children the life they deserve.”

Sharing advice for struggling parents, a mum urged parents to save money for Christmas throughout the year.

Alex spends a whopping £10,000 on his trip to Disney and a further £10,000 in gifts for her family.

However, her father is a football player law won’t get a gift after he called Alex a “bad mom” for stripping to make money.

Alex revealed that the reason she’s treating her kids so much this Christmas is because their grandpa Matt won’t be around to celebrate.

She said: “I feel bad that my in-laws are not involved in my children’s lives.

“I have to do whatever it takes to give the presents so they don’t miss out.”

At the other end of spectrumthere was another mother criticized for spending only £100 on your children this Christmas.

Mother of two Sophie insisted in the video on her TikTok page that the children don’t need anything else, how she “justified” her holiday budget.

“Guess how much I spend? 100 pounds per child,” she said.

“And I will make excuses, not that I have to.

“Firstly, I buy a lot of things second-hand, so for £100 I can get so many things for them.

“And secondly, they don’t want anything at all.

“I make sure they have everything they need throughout the year, so until Christmas it’s just a little treat day.

“It’s not about spending thousands on them, £100 is enough!”