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A mum says everyone says she is "not old enough" to have 10 kids. And hitting back about Department for Work and Pensions ( DWP ) benefits, she says people are "stunned" how she manages to afford them. Mum-of-10 Vanessa Wyatt, 34, first gave birth when she was 17. Despite being in employment, Vanessa and her partner have also been accused of getting a fortune in support from the Labour Party government. Her youngest is aged just two, with the rest of her brood aged 16, 14, 13, nine, nine, seven, five and three. ”A lot of people think I must have three sets of triplets or something,” the TikTok content creator wrote. READ MORE SUV drivers face new 'premium' to park their cars in part of UK ”I am old enough – unfortunately. I did start Botox when I was 25 and I do have work done," she said. ”I am not a natural beauty. I do get Botox in my forehead, around my eyes, bunny lines, Botox in my chin. ”I do have filler in my tear troughs, obviously my lips. I have had filler in my temples which I want to do again because they are hollowing a little bit.” Vanessa also reminded trolls of the two-child limit to benefit payments, which was introduced by the Conservative Party government in 2017 and it prevents families from claiming Child Tax Credit or Universal Credit for more than two children in the household. The mum-of-ten said in the video: ”When I see comments like this, I don’t take it personally. It’s not a reflection of me – it’s a reflection of the person, their thought process and their lifestyle. ”I would never look at a large family and think, ‘Oh my God, imagine the benefits they claim’.” In reply, a viewer threw her support behind Vanessa and wrote: ”This!!! I’m pregnant with my 10th and people always make the benefits comment when they really don’t know what they are talking about.” A second typed: ”It’s no one’s business whether you get benefits or not. Sad that people are so quick too judge.” ”I get this all the time. I am constantly getting attacked coz I have big family, no one else business long as we can support them, who cares,” a third added.
