Chelsee Healey slams 'vile' troll for daughter message

Chelsee Healey has slammed a troll after she received "disgusting" racist abuse directed at her two-year-old daughter.

The \'Hollyoaks\' actress hit out at the Instagram user after they sent a "vile" message, which targeted her daughter Coco, who she shares with ex Jack Molloy.

She shared a screenshot of the message on her social media channels, and added the caption: "Uno what I get nasty messages all day mostly about me! I\'m a big girl I can handle that, but saying something so disgusting about my beautiful innocent baby upsets me especially when their nothing you can do to protect them from people\'s vile words.

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"I wanted too post up because of the movement that\'s happening right now! Racism is so real but so is BLM (sic)"

Chelsee\'s \'Oaks\' co-star Adam Woodward - who plays Brody Hudson - hit out at the troll as a "coward".

He wrote on Twitter: "These people are cowards, hiding under false profiles with no link to them. It\'s mad how many people must bu lurking about acting normal then doing this s**t in the dark sat in front of a keyboard (sic)"

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Chelsee previously spoke out about being a single mum to Coco.

Speaking in 2018, she said: "It\'s no secret that I\'m single but Jack will always be there for Coco.

"We\'ve not been together for a while and she goes to London every other weekend to be with her dad. We\'re still friends, it\'s all amicable.

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All I want to do is be the best mum that I can be to Coco. Since having her, my priorities have completely changed and of course you want to set the best example that you can.

"She was a surprise baby but I was definitely ready for motherhood. When it happened it just felt right. I\'d got my partying days out of my system and everything I do now is about her, it\'s not about me."