Ferne McCann maintaining low profile after voice note scandal

• Production of Ferne McCann’s ITVBe series has been halted.
• ITV is reportedly debating whether the show should continue.
• Friends of the celebrity claim there is a “continuing hate campaign” against her.

Ferne McCann has maintained a quiet profile since the voice note scandal.

Ferne McCann’s ITVBe series production has been halted due to allegations that she made disrespectful remarks regarding ex-partner Arthur Collins’ acid attack victims.

Ferne McCann: First Time Mum premiered in 2017 and followed the actress as she prepared for the birth of her first child after her divorce from Arthur. Since then, the series has chronicled her life as a single mother to her five-year-old daughter Sunday.

Friends of the celebrity claim there is a “continuing hate campaign” against her, and ITV is reportedly debating whether the show should continue.

Wednesday, an unknown Instagram account published voice notes apparently provided by Ferne, 32, in which a lady calls one of Arthur’s victims a “silly b****.”

It has been suggested that they were referring to Sophie Hall, who reached the Miss England final 15 months after the heinous attack and wore her scars proudly.

In a subsequent post, the user claimed that additional voice notes from Ferne would be received within the following 24 hours.

ITV is not currently filming Ferne’s series, but they are in contact with her and continue to offer support, a source told the media.

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