Paloma Faith insists co-parenting 'doesn't exist' as women still do the bulk of child-rearing and admits being a single mother is 'exhausting'

Paloma Faith insists co-parenting 'doesn't exist' as women still do the bulk of child-rearing and admits being a single mother is 'exhausting' Have YOU got a story? Email tips@dailymail.com By Dolly Busby For The Daily Mail Published: 00:11, 13 August 2024 | Updated: 00:19, 13 August 2024 e-mail View comments She used her performance at Glastonbury festival to give the following relationship advice to men: 'If you are married and you notice a woman does the same action every day, it means it needs doing, so do it.' And now Paloma Faith, 43, has said that 'co-parenting' does not exist as societal expectations ensure women still do the bulk of the work .

The mother-of-two went on to explain that many mothers live in fear of being judged and said: 'When I've opened up about my difficulties with motherhood and IVF , people tell me I'm ungrateful. 'I know better than anyone how grateful I am. 'When people respond like that, it's annoying, and I think it's why so many mums have to add a caveat to any downside of parenting with how much they love their kids first, for fear of being judged.

' Paloma Faith, 43, has said that 'co-parenting' does not exist as societal expectations ensure women still do the bulk of the work The mother-of-two went on to explain that many mothers live in fear of being judged and said: 'When I've opened up about my difficulties with motherhood and IVF, people tell me I'm ungrateful' The Only Love Can Hurt Like This singer was speaking to Women's Health for t.