Montana Brown looks chic in a tailored denim jacket as she attends Labrum show during London Fashion Week

Montana Brown looked stylish at the Labrum fashion show during London Fashion Week on Saturday.

The 30-year-old, who previously appeared on Love Island, wore a fitted denim jacket and coordinating balloon-leg jeans.

Oh my gosh, she looked incredible! She really pulled her whole outfit together with this amazing belt, and those heels? Seriously, they gave her so much height! And the final touch? This stunning chrome clutch – it was perfect, absolutely perfect. I need everything she owns!

Montana finished her stylish outfit with sunglasses and neatly pulled her hair back into a bun.

The TV personality was joined at the event by actor Munya Chawawa as well as rapper Wretch 32.

Comedian Munya opted for a turquoise satin jacket which he paired with white trousers. 

Montana recently received criticism online for a post many considered condescending, where she suggested parents shouldn’t purchase pre-made food pouches for their kids.

Former Love Island contestant shares a son, Jude, with her fiancé Mark O’Connor. They also have a 13-month-old daughter named Miley.

Montana expressed strong disapproval in a TikTok post, saying she was disturbed that parents are often tricked into buying products marketed as healthy for children – like branded snacks and food pouches – because many of them contain unhealthy ingredients.

The celebrity admitted it’s challenging to steer clear of highly processed foods when preparing family meals, and encouraged other parents to simply offer their kids a healthy snack like carrot or cucumber sticks instead.

Her social media post received a lot of criticism, with some people saying Montana was unfairly making parents feel bad. These parents use baby food pouches because they’re a convenient option while managing work and other responsibilities.

Many people, though, came to the star’s defense, supporting her view that these products are mostly just a marketing tactic.

In the video, Montana advises mothers and expectant mothers to avoid purchasing pre-made food marketed for babies and young children.

It really bothers me seeing all those overly appealing, processed foods marketed to children – like those sweet wafers and instant chicken casseroles. It feels like they’re designed to be as convenient as possible, encouraging us to buy them constantly because they seem like a quick and easy option. It’s supposed to save us from cooking, but honestly, it’s just full of unhealthy ingredients.

She added that while treats are okay sometimes, it’s become too easy to constantly buy them for kids. This can stop children from appreciating real food and make it difficult for them to enjoy foods with different textures.

I occasionally gave Jude pouches when he was younger, but he didn’t get them often. When I finally checked the ingredients, I was shocked and decided to stop giving them to him.

I wouldn’t buy Miley anything like that, and it bothers me because I believe children should be given actual, nutritious food.

We don’t necessarily need a separate kids’ menu. We can easily offer them healthy options like carrots, cucumbers, apples, or pears – it just requires a little extra prep time. It’s just a bit annoying.

Don’t bother buying small, kid-sized packages of raisins. Instead, buy a larger box and simply put a handful in a bag or your pocket to have as a convenient snack throughout the day.

As someone who focuses on healthy living, I’m really bothered by the way companies market heavily to children and mothers, pushing products designed for kids that are often incredibly unhealthy – basically, ultra-processed foods. It feels like we need stronger regulations around this because, honestly, it’s becoming so difficult for parents to steer their kids towards genuinely nutritious, whole foods. It’s a real challenge to navigate all that marketing and just get them eating normally.

People immediately criticized Montana’s statements, with many commenting that it was inappropriate for a mother to shame other mothers.

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2026-02-21 19:05