A BOUNCER who murdered her lover's daughter is being bombarded with love letters and cash by sick ghouls, it's reported.

Savannah Brockhill, 28, has reportedly been "revelling" in her "prison pin-up" status after battering little Star Hobson to death.

Despite her monstrous conviction, admirers are said to be sending her money to splash on treats in the canteen at HMP Styal in Cheshire.

Brockhill has apparently shown no remorse for the murder – and has reportedly even spent thousands on diamond-encrusted watches for her nephews from prison.

A jail source told The Daily Star: "It's a sad reflection on society that some members of the public enjoy writing to a killer like this – and even reward her with gifts.

"A lot are from admirers.

"It beggars belief really, but Savannah is said to be loving the attention and almost thinks of herself as a celebrity and prison pin-up."

Shameless Brockhill was jailed for a minimum of 25 years at Bradford Crown Court last month after stamping the 16-month-old to death.

The court heard she caused little Star "utterly catastrophic" injuries after waging a campaign of brutal emotional and physical abuse.

SICK ADMIRERS

The self-styled "number one psycho" was jailed for life with a minimum term of 25 years – after being twice revived behind bars.

But she's boasted of her cushy living quarters already.

Her room has a TV, a wardrobe, en-suite bathroom and a countryside view.

"It's situated around woods and stuff, so birds and squirrels come and it's nice to see," she said.

"It's not inhumane."

Cash paid into her account by depraved fans can be spent on toiletries, make-up, clothing from catalogues and snacks.

And the source said Brockhill, who plans to appeal her conviction, is spending hours on her physique.

'SHE'S COLD'

"She's really beefed up," they said.

"She works out about three times a week and does crunches and press-ups in her cell.

"Savannah's got her own bizarre fan club inside the prison – quite a few women seem to fancy her."

Brockhill, who has a job cleaning in the prison, is "cold", it's claimed.

Amy Louise Cowan, 29, who was locked up with the killer, says she "never once" saw her cry.

"She said she was sick of inmates kicking down her door and spitting in her food and that she didn’t care any more," Amy said.

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Star's mum, Frankie Smith, was cleared of murder but convicted of causing or allowing the death of a child.

She was jailed for just eight years for the offence, which carries a maximum sentence of 14 years in prison.

Sun Online has contacted the MoJ for comment.

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