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She's defended herself by saying her childrens' friends have accounts, and that it's also a business decision.
She said: "I am in no way a bad parent. I've got five beautiful, very well-mannered children. I'm not stupid, I know people can say nasty things but I will protect them with my heart. Social media is the future. I won't allow them on Snapchat, Facebook or Twitter, but all their friends are on Instagram. They've got to have a bit of normality. If their friends are doing it I can't say no to everything."
She explained: "If you look, there's a management thing. They get booked for work, they're doing this - so it's like a business thing. They've been in the industry for 11 years, they've been brought up in the media."