Jessica Plummer breaks down in tears because she 'misses' daughter on night apart - and 'hates herself' for shouting
JESSICA Plummer broke down in tears because she was missing her four-year-old daughter Noa on a rare night apart.
The 28-year-old star posted a snap of her tearstained face as she shared her regret at shouting at her little girl during the week.
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Taking to her Instagram Story, the former EastEnders star shared a lengthy message as she spent the night away from Noa.
She wrote: "First night away from Noa since Monday AND it's Saturday, I should be out with friends living my best life…
"But instead I'm at home going through old videos of Noa, crying like a big baby.
"Completely hating myself for all of the shouting I've done over the past week being the world's worst home parent teacher thing, whatever my new job role is called.
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"Mum guilt at its finest. I need a distraction."
The I'm A Celeb star added: "PS I'm not looking for sympathy, I KNOW I shouldn't be beating myself up. But just in case there's another parent reading this right now feeling the same.
"Know we are in the same boat! e can share the s**t parent ship together.
"PPS That was a joke. No parent that this resonates with is a s**t parent, we are all f***ing trying our hardest.
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"PPPS I've decided I am scrapping the curriculum and making up our own from Monday."
Jessica then posted a close-photo of her face, covered in tears, while she soaked in the bath.
She wrote: "Gonna stop crying now, goodnight x".
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Jess did not reveal where Noa was spending the night, but the posts come after she opened up about co-parenting her little girl with ex Jaz Hutchins.
The star has been a single mum since splitting from the fellow actor and teen sweetheart last year, but the two of them co-parent Noa and try to keep things 50/50.
She told The Sun's Fabulous magazine: "Noa’s dad and I have been in each other’s lives for such a long time. Yes, I am single right now, but I will always love him, he will always be my family and we fully share responsibility for Noa.
“It is very equal, with both of our jobs things are so up in the air, but he is a wonderful dad and I don’t have a bad word to say about him as a parent."
