‘It’s not going well!’ Abbey Clancy jokes she needs to ‘open the wine’ as she pleads with fans for help with homeschooling daughter Liberty, 5
Abbey Clancy has offered fans a hilarious insight into her attempts to homeschool her daughter Liberty, five, after England’s schools were forced to close.
The model, 34, pleaded with fans for help as she tried to get daughter to finish her studies, and quickly agreed with the suggestion she should ‘open a bottle of wine.’
Abbey is joining parents across the nation attempting to homeschool their children after Prime Minister Boris Johnson placed England in its third lockdown and ordered all schools and colleges to close.
‘It’s not going well!’ Abbey Clancy has offered fans a hilarious insight into her attempts to homeschool her daughter Liberty after England’s schools were forced to close
Abbey took to Instagram Stories to ask for help from other parents as Liberty refused to do her schoolwork.
She said: ‘I don’t know how you’re all feeling, home school begins I’m currently sitting here waiting for my daughter to have maybe her eighth wee of the morning to get out of schoolwork.
‘I just want to know if anyone’s got any tips for me because it’s not going too well in this house.’
Oh dear! The model pleaded with fans for help as she tried to get daughter to finish her studies, and quickly agreed with the suggestion she should ‘open a bottle of wine’
Struggling: Abbey took to Instagram Stories to ask for help from other parents as Liberty refused to do her schoolwork
Abbey then shared a snap of Liberty perched on the chair refusing to do her work, with the caption: ‘This is what I’m dealing with.’
It appeared Liberty was more concerned with enjoying a snack on the sofa then learning her sums, as another video saw Abbey ask her: ‘Why won’t you do your work for mummy? You know but you have to.’
Later Abbey returned to social media after reading some of the messages she’d received from fans with their range of ideas, with one hinting she may need some Dutch courage.
Stubborn: Liberty seemed to prefer eating a snack on the sofa to learning her sums, as another video saw Abbey ask her: ‘Why won’t you do your work for mummy? You know but you have to.’
This is hard! Later Abbey returned to social media after reading some of the messages she’d received from fans with their range of ideas
She continued: ‘I’ve just managed to sneak a couple of minutes away to reply to your messages, Liberty is currently doing a PE lessons which she’s finding fun.
‘Just reading through your messages and a lot of advice including open a bottle of wine!’
‘I think the first thing is not to put too much pressure on ourselves it’s a really strange time for everyone.
‘The kids must be feeling it too not being in the classroom with their friends and having to learn at home when they’re not used to doing that must be tough on them.
‘We just need to take a minute, we’re doing OK we can do this.’
Help! She continued: ‘Just reading through your messages and a lot of advice including open a bottle of wine!’ before laughing in agreement
Managing: ‘The kids must be feeling it too not being in the classroom with their friends and having to learn at home when they’re not used to doing that must be tough on them’ she said
Helping hand: She then revealed some of the websites her fans had suggested that could help with homeschooling
It comes after Abbey deleted snaps from her family’s sunny getaway to Dubai after fans claimed they were ‘disappointed’ to see she’d jetted away while London was in Tier 4 of lockdown.
Abbey gushed over how ‘lucky’ she was to have had a ‘wonderful Christmas’ as she shared glimpses of the family’s trip and revealed they stayed at a five-star hotel, Le Royal Meridien Beach Resort and Spa, during their Dubai getaway.
MailOnline understands the family flew to the UAE on December 14, before Tier 4 travel rules came into force, and returned to the UK on December 26.
Controversy: It comes after Abbey deleted snaps from her family’s holiday to Dubai after fans claimed they were ‘disappointed’ to see she’d jetted away while London was in Tier 4