Jungwirth, who is embroiled in a court case with Tomlinson to have joint custody over their five-month-old son Freddie Reign, has pleaded with the public to stop making "hateful and inappropriate" comments about her and her child, reported Female First.
The mother of one, who gave birth to Freddie in January this year, posted two photographs on her Twitter account of her plea and asking for people to respect her and her family's right to privacy.
"To all those who feel the need to make disparaging, hateful and inappropriate comments concerning me and my son Freddie - I am sincerely sorry that you all have chosen to focus your time and attention on my life and the life of my son. Surely you must have better things to do than pry into the personal life of a single mom and newborn child," she wrote.
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