People call my home 'disgusting' and 'horrible' but I don't care I love Barbie and pink so much - I might even change my name next

A mother-of-five has hit back at critics at critics who have blasted her Barbie dreamhouse as, 'disgusting' and 'totally ridiculous'. Jamie Lee Green, 42, has hit back at critics at critics who have blasted her Barbie dreamhouse as, 'disgusting' and 'totally ridiculous' She has said it's 'upsetting' that her neighbours in Chelmsford believe branded her home 'horrible' after the endless 'love' she has poured into the property The house, which is housing association-owned, has gone viral for being drowned in pink - both inside and outside - after being posted on a popular home swap Facebook site She said: 'Pink is a happiness for me, its what I am into. It comes shortly after neighbour Paul Crozier, 71, said he didn't like Ms Green's home at first but later 'changed his mind' even though he believes the mother 'likes pink too much'. I don't say to people your house is all grey but people seem to have a problem with pink,' she added The mother-of-five divulged that she has put a great deal of effort into transforming the once 'loveless' and 'magnolia' house into a home Explaining how she didn't have a kitchen when she first moved in, Jamie said: 'When I moved in there were no basic things like skirting boards or windowsills She also spent a month tirelessly removing the artex in the front room with a heat gun and steamer, later replastering the whole room alone Explaining how she didn't have a kitchen when she first moved in, Jamie said: 'When I moved in there were no basic things like skirting boards or windowsills. Even her mother and children's friends in awe at how she manages to get everything so pink Despite her children - who all have their own personalised rooms - being big fans of the Barbie theme as children, Jamie confessed they sometimes become 'a bit embarrassed' 'I say what my mum used to say to me, 'This is my house I pay the bills I decorate it',' she said 'When they were younger they used to love it but as they have gotten older they don't hate it but they don't life pink,' she said adding that one of her daughter's is still a fan.