Blogger Constance Hall has been left ‘shocked’ after a woman unleashed a tirade on the mother-of-five outside an airport.
The 35-year-old from Western Australia had just landed in Bali with her youngest son Raja when she heard someone yelling behind her.
Calling it the ‘worst f***ing experience’ Constance explained the exchange on her Instagram Story.
Blogger Constance Hall has been left ‘shocked’ after a woman unleashed a tirade on the mother-of-five outside an airport
‘I was being my usual self and like singing and chatting to Raja and he was in the baby carrier and we were having such a nice time,’ she started, filming the footage from her Balinese hotel room.
When Constance arrived at the airport she described how she called her sister for a quick chat.
‘Raja’s at that age where he just pulls your hair,’ she explained.
‘He starts pulling my hair so I told [my sister] “I’ve gotta go” and then I hang up and I’m like “no no no no no baby, don’t do that, don’t do mummy’s hair”.’
Constance said she then realised she was being shouted at.
‘This woman walking past me just starts yelling at me and she goes “You are such a b*tch”.’
The 35-year-old from Western Australia had just landed in Bali with her youngest son Raja when she heard someone yelling behind her
Calling it the ‘worst f*cking experience’ Constance explained the exchange on her Instagram Story – a platform more than 334,000 of her followers can watch
It was those five words that caught Constance’s attention, before the woman carried on.
‘”Don’t be such a b*tch to your son, look at that woman, she’s such a b*tch to her son”,’ Constance recounted.
When the woman’s partner asked what Constance had done to cause that a stir, she said Constance was ‘yelling’ at Raja.
‘I was like “oh my god, I never ever yell at my kid”,’ she said.
When the woman’s partner asked what Constance had done to cause that a stir, she said Constance was ‘yelling’ at Raja
Calling the woman a c***, Constance went on to say everyone will encounter such people in their lives and it’s best to just let them be
‘Like I would never even raise my voice – I get in trouble for bloody not yelling at my kids.’
The ‘mum shaming’ encounter left a bitter taste in Constance’s mouth, she explained, and put a dampener on their trip.
‘So that was shocking… it actually really f***ed me off for like half an hour,’ she said.
Calling the woman a c***, Constance went on to say everyone will encounter such people in their lives and it’s best to just let them be.