AUDREY Roloff has been accused of putting her one-year-old son Radley in danger during a plane journey.
The Little People, Big World star had jetted to Arizona for her husband Jeremy’s grandfather’s memorial at the weekend.
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Audrey, 31, was joined by Jeremy, 32, and their three kids, daughter Ember, five, son Bode, two, and Radley – who turns one on Tuesday.
The TLC star documented their journey on the plane back to Oregon on her Instagram Stories.
She posted a snap of Radley lying on the floor of the aircraft between her feet and rifling through her bag.
The toddler was surrounded by various items in the confined space, including a water bottle, purse and clothes.
Audrey captioned the photo, “1 year olds on planes,” with a laughing face emoji.
While the reality star clearly thought the snap was amusing, her critics claimed she was at risk of harming Radley.
One wrote on an LPBW fan account on Instagram: “Doesn’t it seem dangerous to let your toddler go on the floor like that?”
Another agreed, posting “That baby should be in her lap with a seatbelt on.”
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Audrey faced further backlash during her attendance of Jeremy’s grandfather Ronald’s memorial service.
She was slammed for sharing photos of his late grandfather service on social media.
Audrey posted a snap of Jeremy giving a speech and wrote: “I am so grateful to have known and loved him like a grandpa too.
“As you spoke, I couldn’t help but think how truly blessed I am to have a man who emulates so many of the traits you praised about your papa. I love you Jeremy.”
The former TLC star then uploaded a photo of the entire family with their grandmother, Peggy Roloff.
Critics slammed the star for sharing personal moments.
One critic noted: “I can understand taking a picture… but never for uploading it to social media. Has everything become a side show?”
“I thought this is what the journals were for. So tacky, can’t put the phone up for a day,” another said.
A user wrote: “Nothing is private anymore,” while one chimed in, “This certainly was not the time or the place for this! Tacky.”
“This was just a real tacky post. Why not keep it private? It’s a memorial service for gosh sake,” one fan raged.
At the beginning of August, Roloff patriarch Matt, 60, announced the death of his father on social media.
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