Angry fans are questioning Jessica Simpson‘s parenting. The fashion designer is a proud mother of three children: Maxwell Drew, 12, Ace Knute, 11, and Birdie Mae, 5. They are her most prized possessions, so Simpson never shies away from flaunting them on social media. However, she might have gone too far this time by sharing personal information.
On Thursday, the proud mother took to Instagram to commemorate her kids’ return for the first day of school. She shared a series of photos of the trio in their school uniforms posing in front of their home. Maxwell and Birdie wore checkered blue skirts, while Ace donned a red polo T-shirt with beige shorts. The older daughter paired her skirt with a white polo shirt, while the 5-year-old opted for a navy polo shirt. Although it was the children’s big day, Simpson’s fashion stole the spotlight.
The Blonde Ambition actress dressed to the nines for the milestone, wearing a dramatic neon green silk dress with a cropped blazer and leopard-print boots. Her sunglasses matched the animal-print theme, and she accessorized with a statement necklace layered with smaller pieces and multiple bracelets of different colors. Simpson showered her children with words of encouragement in the accompanying caption, which read:
“Maxwell, Ace and Birdie yโall make your Mom beam with smiles and grace ! Keep on showinโ up for yourselves with each step of the way through this new school year! I’m so very proud of y’all for individually shining your light so that in return others feel the glow.”
Fans Think Jessica Simpson Is Irresponsible With Kids’ Safety
Unfortunately, fans couldn’t help but notice something troubling about the celebratory post. The children’s school logo was boldly emblazoned on each of their shirts, revealing the name of their place of education. Many followers thought it was unsafe for her to put such sensitive information on display. One fan complained, “Why would you publicly post your kidsโ school name?! Iโm not famous, but no way Iโd share where my kid goes to school publicly. This is wild.” Another fan urged, “Cover up your daughters’ school name.” A third comment read:
“What responsible adult in the industry wouldnโt think to blur your childโs school!?”
Others were unhappy with the way the I Belong To Me singer dressed for the school drop-off. “You dress like that for the school run?” asked one fan, while another slammed, “Why exploit your kids? Over-the-top outfit for her to draw attention from the kids.” Simpson, however, didn’t respond to the criticism, still basking in her kids’ success.
