LOVE Island’s Chyna Mills has reignited her feud with her Strictly star fiance Neil Jones’ mum after accusing his family of racism.
Former Islander Chyna, 27, made the serious allegations just before Christmas and now has now has taken a fresh swipe.
It all kicked of when Chyna claimed last month that Strictly Come Dancing pro Neil‘s family had tried to ruin her daughter’s baptism by snubbing the event.
But now things have escalated and Chyna has appeared to continue the feud.
It came during her latest Instagram post, where she appeared to take a swipe at his mum, Helen.
Sharing a slew of snaps from her Christmas break with Neil and their daughter Havana, which included country walks and time on the coast, she wrote next to the pics: “Wholesome way to bring in the new year surrounded by people we love.”
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Although she didn’t mention Neil’s mum by name, it appears to be a swipe with the comment “surrounded by people we love”.
FEUD IGNITED
It’s understood the feud started when Chyna claimed that Neil’s family had snubbed their daughter’s baptism.
Hitting out at Neil’s mum Helen, she wrote on social media: “It’s heartbreaking when people try to ruin the most beautiful moments in my daughter’s life.
“I’ve faced bullying, racism, and constant disrespect from a so called MIL since the moment I met her.
“This year I decided enough was enough and gave her the chance to speak about whatever one sided issue she had of course, I was ignored.
“I’ve done everything I could to build relationships, yet nothing was ever reciprocated.”
Opening up about how the tense situation impacted Havana’s baptism, Chyna continued: “Havana’s baptism was a special day, and his family chose not to attend out of loyalty to her and they refuse to acknowledge what’s unfolded over the past few years. That’s on them.
“But I won’t accept negative comments or false narratives on my baby girl’s special moments.
“All that matters is Havana being surrounded by love. Her happiness comes first. Always.”
Neil’s sister Terri Peters later responded, and branded Chyna’s words as “lies”.
She told the Daily Mail: “I don’t want to comment at this time. If she wants to spin lies, then look, the truth will come out eventually.”
Chyna also took a swipe at Neil’s family when she shared snaps of the baptism.
Hinting that all was not well, she thanked her own family but omitted his.
She wrote: “Such a special day surrounded by the people who love her most.
“Thank you to her amazing godparents, and to our friends and my family for being there to celebrate our baby girl! Our hearts are so full.”