GOOD Morning Britain fans shared their outrage today when a guest claimed women who refuse to wear make-up during labour are "lazy".
Horrified viewers slammed the guest on Twitter after she joined presenters Ed Balls and Ranvir Singh to discuss a report showing 68% of women apply make-up on the day they give birth.
The glam mum told Good Morning Britain viewers: "I did top up my make-up in between contractions – I was completely bored.
"I was doing my make-up and reading.
"It's very easy to be a lazy person and to lower your standards."
Astunned Ranvir cut her off, asking: "Are you calling women lazy?"
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The mum also insisted: "I think as a woman, it's a woman's prerogative to decide their own birth experience and for me personally, when I went into labour I had a blow dry the day before, I'd had fake tan – I did my hair and make-up because I wanted to feel good!
"It's about feeling good within – I didn't feel good during nine months of my pregnancy and I wanted to feel good when I was bringing my child into the world."
Fans shared their outrage on Twitter.
One reacted: "What a load of bs , my only priority to make me feel good was my baby not my make up #gmb."
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"Can't believe this is a debate on #GMB so what if we want to wear makeup during labour?? WOMEN CAN DO WHATEVER THEY WANT," anothrt fan argued.
A third called her "offensive" and said: "Women can do whatever they want during childbirth but do not call me lazy for not wearing makeup. I’ve never felt the need to wear it. That was such an offensive comment #GMB."
Another viewer said: "#GMB Tackling the real serious issues here."
It comes as baby experts revealed what really works, and what should be avoided, when trying to bring on labour.
A mum also revealed how she was cruelly mocked over her huge baby bump as fans told her she must be in "so much pain".
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