JAMES Haskell has faced criticism from his followers over the clip of his daughter.
The former Rugby Union player took to social media to share a video of his daughter Bodhi, whom he shares with ex Chloe Madeley, but it appears to have sparked concern.
In the clip, an adorable Bodhi can be seen precariously balancing on a window sill, whilst being urged by her dad to “be careful”.
James seemed perplexed by his toddler daughter’s fearlessness as he asked: “What are you doing?” before adding “It’s like Janet Bond.”
He wrote in the caption: “Janet Bond doing so much all the time!”
However, some social media users aren’t impressed by the clip, with one even branding the scene a “disaster”.
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One wrote: “If a woman was posting this people would be ringing social services.”
Another agreed: “She could fall and bang her head.”
A third stated: “From experience…Uhhh uhhh uhhh always ends in disaster!”
Meanwhile, others praised the clip whilst also pointing out her black eye.
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One commented: “I love that her previous bum hasn’t deterred her from exploring! One determined little lady.
Another added: “Awww has she got a little bruised eye from a previous mission? She’s lovely.”
“Being allowed to be a toddler lovely to see,” chimed in a third.
It comes after James and his ex Chloe, who is the daughter of Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan, confirmed their shock split last month.
Meanwhile, Chloe has revealed she still plans to have more children.
During an Instagram Q&A she was asked: “Do you hope to have more children one day?”
Chloe replied: “Yea, I have a big family and I want to keep it that way!”
She then added: “I want to be and I will continue to be surrounded by females for the foreseeable.”
In recent weeks, James has been spotted following and liking a string of revealing bikini-clad models and influencers on Instagram.
Sharing the news of his recent break-up, he wrote to social media: “It’s with a lot of sadness I write this post, but unfortunately, in the world we live in, it has to be done.
“My priority is my daughter’s and Chloe’s happiness and security. For that reason, I won’t be commenting any further.”
