The Bachelor's Laura Byrne shares adorable photo with fiancé Matty Johnson and their daughter Lola

Laura Byrne and Matty ‘J’ Johnson welcomed their second child, another daughter, in February. 

The Bachelor stars have two girls under two, Marlie-Mae, 16 months, and Lola, five months.

Despite the chaos their busy family sometimes entails, on Friday, Laura, 35, and Matty, 33, looked picture-perfect as they posed for a photo with their baby girl. 

Sweet: Laura Byrne and Matty ‘J’ Johnson welcomed their second child, daughter Lola, in February.  On Friday, Laura, 35, and Matty, 33, posed for a sweet family photo with Lola 

In an image shared to Instagram, the delighted parents beamed as Matty cradled Lola in his arms. 

It comes after Laura hit back at mum-shamers on Instagram. 

She took aim at a follower who insisted her daughter Marlie-Mae  shouldn’t be using a bottle at age two. 

Family: The Bachelor stars have two girls under two, Marlie-Mae, 16 months, and Lola, five months

‘Why would you post this? She is way too old for a bottle :/ you’re holding her back,’ the female troll wrote.

Laura questioned this unsolicited advice, and shared a screenshot of their exchange on Instagram.

‘Holding her back from what? Using a cup? Let the kid live, she has her entire life to be a grumpy old cow messaging strangers on Insta,’ she responded.  

The woman continued to take Laura to task for bottle-feeding Marlie-Mae.  

Mind your own: It comes after Laura hit back at mum-shamers on Instagram. She took aim at a follower who insisted her daughter Marlie-Mae shouldn’t be using a bottle at age two 

‘Using a cup and learning these behaviours are totally [inappropriate],’ she added. 

‘What having a dummy and bottle at six is okay? What if she was to get picked on?… Just inappropriate for a public forum.’ 

Laura went on to explain that Marlie-Mae is two and a happy and healthy little girl. 

She went on to slam the commentary, writing: ‘Imagine writing this s**t to someone? The shaming around motherhood is cooked.’ 

She slammed the commentary, writing: ‘Imagine writing this s**t to someone? The shaming around motherhood is cooked’