Amy Childs comes under fire for taking daughter, Polly, 7, to ‘raunchy’ Sabrina Carpenter concert

Amy Childs came under fire on Sunday for taking her daughter, Polly to a ‘raunchy’ Sabrina Carpenter concert. 

The TOWIE star, 34, and Polly, seven, attended the American singer’s show at London’s O2 amid her tour on Saturday, just days after her set at the BRITs sparked outrage. 

Sabrina opened the BRIT Award’s clad in red lingerie for an X-rated routine which paid homage to the UK but sparked 800 Ofcom complaints. 

After taking Polly to Sabrina’s show, Amy shared a cute reel to Instagram as she documented their day out. 

She wrote: ‘@sabrinacarpenter you was everything and more,” she captioned the Instagram Reel. 

‘Polly’s face when Sabrina come on stage! The most amazing night, a night we won’t ever forget.’ 

Amy Childs came under fire on Sunday for taking her daughter, Polly to a ‘raunchy’ Sabrina Carpenter concert

The TOWIE star, 34, and Polly, seven, attended the American singer’s show at London’s O2 amid her tour on Saturday, just days after her set at the BRITs sparked outrage

However, she was met by a series of negative comments, with people writing: ‘Personally I don’t think Sabrina is a very good role model for kids. She’s far to raunchy’; ‘Let her stay a little girl;’ 

‘She’s not a teenager! She should be playing with dolls!’; ‘Not suitable for her age surely.’

Others disagreed adding: ‘So cute and hair looks beautiful … such a lovely mother and daughter thing to do.’

Sabrina put on a show-stopping display in backstage snaps from her hotly-anticipated concerts at London’s O2 Arena.

The American singer took to her Instagram Stories on Monday to give an insight into her Saturday and Sunday night shows after she wrapped up her London run.

In one snap, she showed off her first night outfit as she put on a dazzling display in a sparkling pink halter-neck mini dress, which she styled with matching platform boots.

The Espresso hitmaker held a mug reading ‘London UK’ in one hand as she posed crouching down backstage beneath the stage.

The second picture saw Sabrina put on a very leggy display in jewelled Union Jack platform boots, adding the London touch to her signature on-stage style.

She once again grasped the same mug as she showed off her love for England’s capital city before taking to the stage for her second and final show.

Her performances at the O2 Arena marked her first time back on stage after Sabrina sparked controversy with her saucy BRIT Awards show (pictured) 

After taking Polly to Sabrina’s show, Amy shared a cute reel to Instagram as she documented their day out

However, she was met by a series of negative comments, with people writing: ‘Personally I don’t think Sabrina is a very good role model for kids. She’s far to raunchy’

Others disagreed adding: ‘So cute and hair looks beautiful … such a lovely mother and daughter thing to do’

Sabrina put on a show-stopping display in backstage snaps from her hotly-anticipated concerts at London’s O2 Arena 

The American singer took to her Instagram Stories on Monday to give an insight into her Saturday and Sunday night shows after she wrapped up her London run

In her captions, Sabrina gushed that she ‘loved’ London and described her shows at the O2 Arena as ‘everything’.

Her performances at the O2 Arena marked her first time back on stage after Sabrina sparked controversy with her BRIT Awards show.

She had wowed fans with her sensual performance as she took to the stage in red lingerie and did some of her famously suggestive dance moves.

In one X-rated moment, she even knelt on the floor off-camera in front of one dancer dressed in a King’s Guard uniform, who then winked at the camera.

It had to be edited for the ITV broadcast, with the camera focusing on the dancer winking, instead of Sabrina’s suggestive position. 

Despite the edit, not all viewers were happy as Ofcom received more than 800 complaints over ceremony, partly thanks to Sabrina’s raunchy pre-watershed routine. 

Her performance took place before 9pm and many took to social media to express their disapproval over the racy antics.

Ofcom said it received a total of 825 complaints over the awards show, with some of the complaints also being aimed at Brat singer Charli XCX.