Now Katie Hopkins hits out at ginger babies who are 'much harder to love' Former Apprentice star, 38, said she didn't want ginger children Tweeted: 'Ginger babies. Like a baby. Just so much harder to love Said there's nothing worse than a ginger boy in young years Twitter storm over her comments Had bust-up with presenter Holly Willoughby over children's names Now Katie Hopkins has launched an attack on ginger babies by saying that they are 'so much harder to love' Just last week she enraged This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby after claiming it was acceptable to judge children based on their names. And now Katie Hopkins has launched another attack, this time on ginger-haired people, by revealing she did not want any of her children to be born with the fiery hair colour. The former Apprentice star had ignited controversy on Twitter last week when she wrote: 'Ginger babies. Just so much harder to love. Now Katie, 38, has gone further with her thoughts on ginger-haired people in an interview with OK! magazine. Asked if her two daughters India, nine, and Poppy, seven, were ginger, she said: 'Oh no, they're definitely brown. We don't have a ginger in the family. That was the first question I asked when I gave birth to Max (her son aged four): "Is he ginger?" 'There's nothing worse than a ginger boy especially in the young years.' She also repeated her comments on The Wright Stuff on Channel 5 this morning, which sparked a fresh flurry of outrage on Twitter. Nicola Dougan @nicolalalalala tweeted: 'Katie Hopkins is very wrong...ginger babies are just as easy to love.' Offending tweet: The former Apprentice star had ignited controversy on Twitter last week when she wrote: 'Ginger babies. No redheads here: Asked if her two daughters India, nine, and Poppy, seven, were ginger, she said: 'Oh no, they're definitely brown. We don't have a ginger in the family' and said there's nothing worse than a ginger boy in his young years Jennifer Halliday @captain-jen said: 'That vile bully Katie Hopkins has tweeted horrendous things about ginger babies and dissed the name Ethan, yet thinks Cosmo is a great name.' Amanda Egan @Mummy-Misfit posted: 'After Katie Hopkins' tweet about ginger babies, I am now convinced she is being paid vast sums of money to be vile. Next it will be a book. Tom Pilcher @tompilch tweeted: 'Ooh Katie Hopkins has slagged off ginger babies. One step too far. Angry tweets: She also repeated her comments on The Wright Stuff on Channel 5 this morning, which sparked a fresh flurry of outrage on Twitter with people calling her a 'disgrace' and 'offensive' Katie sent out her angry tweet about ginger children while she was already at the centre of a storm over her comments on ITV1's This Morning programme that she wouldn't want her children playing with children with names like Tyler and Charmaine as they were likely to be from a certain class. "I think you can tell a great deal from a name," said mother-of-three Miss Hopkins, 38. Shock: Miss Willoughby was flabbergasted at Katie's comments, responding: 'Listen to what you are saying. That¿s extraordinary' but Katie didn't seem to care Not a fan: Katie isn't a fan of people with the same hair colour as Prince Harry and Ed Sheeran, saying: 'There's nothing worse than a ginger boy especially in the young years' And the nine-minute debate has now become an internet sensation, with 3.5million people viewing the clip on YouTube in only two days. Katie rose to fame following her 2007 appearance on the third UK series of TV reality programme The Apprentice. Hopkins resigned from the programme during the eleventh week, but not before she had becoming one of the show's most infamous contestants thanks to her controversial comments and attitude towards other contestants. Big break: Katie first became known as a contestant on The Apprentice and was notorious for her critical comments of other contestants