TV star Ferne McCann has said Collins will not see their baby while he is in prison.
She visited the acid attacker in jail while he was awaiting sentencing, but told him that was the last time she would do so.
Speaking to the Sunday People last month, Miss McCann said: ‘I thought it was important that Arthur see Sunday and see exactly what his actions have led to him missing out on.’
Ferne McCann, who has appeared in a reality TV show about bringing up her and Collins’ baby, has described her life since Collins’ arrest as ‘absolute hell’
‘I strongly feel for the innocent people hurt that night and I in no way condone violence as I have already made clear.
‘It was a difficult decision to take Sunday into that environment but I felt I needed to confront him about a number of things, which I have now done.’
She said she told him: ‘This is the last time you will ever see us.’
Since Collins’ conviction, McCann has been appearing on TV in a documentary about giving birth to the criminal’s baby.
In the show, Ferne McCann: First Time Mum, which aired on ITVBe last week, she described her life since Collin’s arrest as ‘absolute hell’.
But her comments angered the real victims of the attack.
Phoebe Georgiou told The Sun: ‘It’s like rubbing salt on an open wound. She has disregarded our feelings. We are the real victims.’
The 23-year-old said it felt like McCann was ‘cashing in’ and making money from her connection to the sickening crime.
Another, unnamed. victim told the paper’s website: ‘She’s making money out of this, it’s all just me, me, me. Every time her face pops up, I think of Arthur Collins.’