Love Island superfan sisters are branded ‘repulsive’ for dressing their toddlers as kissing reality star couple Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury
- Sisters branded ‘repulsive’ for dressing their toddlers as kissing reality star couple Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury
- Amie, 26, and Kathleen Coady, 33, from County Limerick, Ireland, entered Eileen McMhron and William Morey, 3, into an online costume competition
- Mums were forced to defend their pictures, after Twitter users slammed them as ‘freaks’ for dressing their children as a ‘couple’
Love Island superfan sisters have hit back after being branded ‘repulsive’ for dressing their toddlers as kissing reality star couple Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury.
Full time mothers Amie, 26, and Kathleen Coady, 33, from County Limerick, Ireland, entered their three-year-old tots Eileen McMhron and William Morey, into an online costume competition on Sunday, splashing out almost £100 to style them as their reality TV idols.
Sweet snaps shared to Twitter show the pair holding hands and kissing each other on the cheek as the other stands straight-faced, eventually cracking a smile while crouching down for some candid shots.
However the doting mums were forced to defend their pictures as ‘their own choice’, after Twitter users slammed them as ‘freaks’ for dressing their children as a ‘couple’ and as ‘people they don’t know’.
Eileen McMhron and William Morey (pictured) from County Limerick, Ireland, dressed as Love Island stars Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury for Halloween
The fancy dress look was inspired by a paparazzi shot of Love Island stars Molly-Mae and Tommy in near-identical outfits to the tots as they sauntered down the streets of New York hand-in-hand (seen)
Hitting back, William’s mum Amie, said: ‘They’re our kids and that’s what we decided to dress them up as and they were happy with it. William likes boxing, so he was so happy to be dressing up as a boxer.
‘If someone wants to dress their kids up as something else, that’s their decision. We did dress them up in other costumes too but we wanted to do a little bit extra.
‘I know they were dressed as a couple but they’re just little cousins and they’re so close.’
Posed snaps showed Eileen sporting light, ripped jeans, a green shirt knotted at the waist, trainers and a Louis Vuitton-style bumbag with her hair scraped up into a messy bun.
Sweet snaps shared to Twitter show the pair holding hands and kissing each other on the cheek as the other stands straight-faced, eventually cracking a smile while crouching down for some candid shots
Posed snaps showed Eileen sporting light, ripped jeans, a green shirt knotted at the waist, trainers and a Louis Vuitton-style bumbag with her hair scraped up into a messy bun.
The mini model even posed with her very own ‘Ellie Belly’ cuddly elephant – that became famous for its own appearance on Love Island.
Meanwhile William was a pint-sized Tommy doppelganger with his black chinos, black top and trainers, paired with his very own gold Rolex watch and boxing gloves.
Completing the look, William’s hair was sprayed black to look just like the boxer.
The tots’ trainers cost around £15 each, while both their tops and trousers set the mums back around £60 in Zara and Next.
The fancy dress look was inspired by a paparazzi shot of Love Island stars Molly-Mae and Tommy in near-identical outfits to the tots as they sauntered down the streets of New York hand-in-hand.
Meanwhile William was a pint-sized Tommy doppelganger with his black chinos, black top and trainers, paired with his very own gold Rolex watch and boxing gloves
The Love Island superfan sisters hit back after being branded ‘repulsive’ for dressing their toddlers (seen) as kissing reality star couple Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury
Amie revealed: ‘We showed the kids pictures of Tommy and Molly-Mae beforehand so they knew who they were, they were happy to do it.
‘We organised the clothes a couple of days before, it was quite cheap. My sister even managed to get Molly-Mae’s cuddly elephant Ellie Belly.
‘The pictures were really cute. My youngest sister got them to pose because If I was trying there’s no way he’d do it, but he listened to her.
‘We were chatting about Halloween and we said it would be interesting to have them dressed as Molly-Mae and Tommy because we’re big fans. We watched them on Love Island as well.’
Full time mothers Amie, 26, and Kathleen Coady, 33, from County Limerick, Ireland, entered their three-year-old tots Eileen McMhron and William Morey, into an online costume competition on Sunday, splashing out almost £100 to style them as their reality TV idols.
The tots’ trainers cost around £15 each, while both their tops and trousers set the mums back around £60 in Zara and Next
The controversial costumes earned the tots first prize in a local Facebook group competition on Monday and the family were keen to share their posed photos and celebrate their victory.
But when one of their posts was shared on Twitter many users criticised their choices, with more than 20,000 people ‘liking’ a tweet slamming the mums.
One user tweeted: ‘I hate it when parents force costumes into their children without asking the what they want to dress up as. They provably don’t know who these people are’.
Meanwhile user @dov97 added: ‘I hate this place. The wee man probably wanted to be a dinosaur.’
Another added: ‘It’s weird the adults have two siblings dressed upas a couple. Poor kids should be something fun and cute’.
But Amie insists she and Kathleen did dress them up in other costumes including Spiderman as well, so they did get to enjoy more traditional costumes too.
But when one of their posts was shared on Twitter many users criticised their choices, with more than 20,000 people ‘liking’ a tweet slamming the mums
One user tweeted: ‘I hate it when parents force costumes into their children without asking the what they want to dress up as. They provably don’t know who these people are’.
But Amie insists she and Kathleen did dress them up in other costumes including Spiderman as well, so they did get to enjoy more traditional costumes too
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