Mum ‘livid’ at neighbour’s bum-shaming note

A 26-year-old was mortified after receiving a letter from her neighbour accusing her of deliberately flashing her bum in racy undies to passersby.

A mum in the UK received a bizarre note from a neighbour asking her to shut her blinds because their kids “don‘t want to see” her bum.

Alexandria Taylor, 26, was “livid” to find the written message wrapped in plastic and pinned to her windscreen.

The angry note read: “It would be much appreciated if you could at least shut your blinds when walking NAKED around your house.

“My kids do not and would not like your ass (sic) out on show. Much appreciated, your neighbours.”

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Alex Taylor was stunned when she went to her car at to discover the prudish ticking off after apparently being spotted in her undies on Saturday night. Picture: Kennedy News.

But the mum-of-two claimed someone was peering into her living room as she was in her nightwear, turning the lights off ready for bed.

“At first I was absolutely livid,” Ms Taylor, from Essex, said.

“I knew exactly who it was from and they had previously asked me to move my car which was parked in the street.

“But I’ve always kept myself to myself and tried not to cause any tensions with neighbours.

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The mum-of-two had thrown a T-shirt on over a pair of French knickers while locking her door and turning the lights off at around 10.30pm. Picture: Kennedy News.

Ms Taylor, who works in a car showroom and lives with her young children, suspects the note was triggered by someone spotting her through the window as she locked up on Saturday.

“I thought nothing of it, they were giggling and I just brushed it off,” she said.

“Then however, many days later from that night they put the note on my windscreen on my car.

“I thought it might have been a note to warn me of something as my car had previously been targeted for a theft but nope – just a note regarding my a*se.”

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The mum said she was ‘absolutely livid’ to receive the note. Picture: Kennedy News.

Ms Taylor also posted about the incident on Facebook. Picture: Kennedy News.

‘Am I in the wrong here?’

Although initially annoyed at the grumpy neighbour, Ms Taylor told her friends and posted a picture of the note on Facebook, asking “am I in the wrong here?”

The comments cracked her up and helped her see the funny side to the ordeal.

“Now I can’t help but laugh about it. I called my mum straight away and was completely shocked but the messages I’ve received have really cracked me up and seen the lighter side to it,” Ms Taylor.

One person assured Ms Taylor: “It‘s YOUR house not theirs. I would reiterate that this is your private home not their peeping area.

“If they have a problem with what you do in your own home then they can close their eyes and not violate your right to privacy.”

Her post attracted plenty of comments that helped her see the funny side. Picture: Kennedy News.

One user suggested she draft a reply: “Send a note back saying ‘thank you for the note, seeing as we’re suggesting things may I suggest you and your nosy daughter too stop looking through my windows invading my privacy’.”

“It has nothing to do with you how I walk around my HOME! Have a sh*t day, kind regards, the ‘naked’ neighbour.”

Others joked: “Wonder if the dad has been looking and the wife found out and got jealous? I’d ignore it, your house you do what you want, they don’t need to look!

“Take a picture of your a*se and post in through their door!”

This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission