Bre Tiesi Says She’d ‘Kiss’ Anyone In Nick Cannon’s Blended Family

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Several of Nick Cannon’s co-parents continue to receive flak from critics in their blended families.

On Wednesday, LaNisha Cole who shares 3-month-old daughter Onyx Ice with the Masked Singer host shared a lengthy post in which she addressed the criticism she receives every time she posts her daughter on Instagram.

“For people who still feel the need to be mean to me and send me disrespectful messages, I understand that it’s easy to sit on your phone and watch a little glimpse into the life of a person and feel better than them,” she began.

After explaining that she had made mistakes and suffered like everyone else, Cole said she was “choosing to do better”.

“Calling me baby mama #538 every time I say the sky is blue is unwarranted and it gets old,” she told critics. “I get it. My life is played publicly but there’s a lot you don’t see. There’s always so much more I want to say but now is not the time.”

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L: Legend. PHOTO: LaNisha Cole/Instagram R: Caption. PHOTO: LaNisha Cole’s Instagram

Cole went on to say that she “wouldn’t change a thing” about her “journey” and urged others to come to terms with life and “everything that makes you so bitter towards someone you don’t know”.

“Get out of the toxic comment sections on social media. This is not real life,” she concluded.

Later that day, Bre Tiesi who shares 6-month-old son Legendary with Cannon was asked in the comments to a post asking if she felt bad for the continued attacks on Cole.

“We ALL get it,” Tiesi began her response. “Some choose to engage and recognize that others do not.”

Tiesi then chastised the Instagram user for “putting words” in Cole’s mouth assuming she’s “embarrassed by it all”.

“You have no idea what it’s like to be constantly attacked and the kind of bad things people tell us,” the Selling Sunset realtor continued.

Nick Cannon, Legendary Love and Bre Tiesi.

L: Legend Nick Cannon, Legendary Love and Bre Tiesi. PHOTO: Bre Tiesi/Instagram R: Caption. PHOTO: Bre Tiesi/Instagram

“She’s in pain, she’s overwhelmed and I’m sure she’s learning to process and get through this while keeping her peace.”

Later, Tiesi took it a step further, sharing a screenshot of the comment on her Instagram story and adding some additional thoughts.

“I want to be very clear here, I have respect for all women involved. I have respect for all women and mothers,” she wrote. “It pains me that the majority of these nasty hateful comments and messages are from women. I’ve had all the same messages wishing my child and I were dead and all the other unwarranted, upsetting and hurtful comments, but I choose to not committing or putting in energy. [into that.]”

Noting that she “been there” with commentators in the past, she “finally saw that it always backfired.”

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“I love my child, I love Nick, and I will love and hug all the siblings and even the mums involved. There is so much hate in this world, and I understand that I am in the public eye, but that doesn’t mean you have the right to do that to people.”

“Social media is NOT real life. Take a look at yourself and ask yourself why you are so unhappy that you would take the time to send these messages and comment on these things.”

Cannon himself asked critics of his family to “please project all criticism and cynicism towards ME and not the loving and precious mothers of my children”, following Onyx’s birth in September.

Speaking of Cole, he praised her as “one of the most innocent, peaceful, non-confrontational souls I have ever seen”, adding that she “only deserves to revel in this moment of blissful joy. of motherhood”.

“Please give her this. She is so loving and pure in heart.”

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