Robert De Niro’s Girlfriend Tiffany Chen Tells Relationship Critics to ‘Mind Your Own Business’

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Robert De Niro’s girlfriend, Tiffany Chen, has hit back at negative comments about the couple’s relationship.

Chen went through ‘complications’ after giving birth to their daughter, Gia Virginia Chen De Niro, and the 45-year-old also faced complications following her dating De Niro – with their relationship put on hold. honor and commented by social media trolls.

Speaking on CBS Mornings with Gayle King, Chen revealed she’s faced a lot of criticism over her relationship with the Godfather Part 2 star – the pair have been dating since 2019.

She said: “Some of the things they said, I have quite thick skin… Some of the things I saw were like ‘Oh they’re so tired’ or ‘They’re this’ or ‘They’re that’ or ‘They look gloomy’ or ‘They are not happy.’

“I mean they said those things, it was kind of frustrating at times to see. I’m like, ‘Mind your own business a bit, and if you want to say something, don’t always tie this that you think is the story, you don’t know us, you don’t know what happened in somebody’s life’.”

Tiffany Chen has received “mean” comments about her relationship with Robert De Niro. Credit: Getty Images/Angela Weiss/AFP

Chen revealed that people have commented on “all kinds of nasty things,” including remarks about his “appearance” or his “angry” appearance.

Chen explains that she developed Bell’s palsy – “an unexplained episode of facial muscle weakness or paralysis”, according to John Hopkins Medicine – after giving birth to her daughter – which is why she thinks people sometimes interpret as “angry”.

She notes, “And I’m just kind of like, ‘This is, like, the happiest time of my life.'”

Some comments have focused on his appearance. Credit: Getty Images/Stéphane Cardinale

Luckily, despite the “unpleasant comments” and criticism, Chen is very well supported by De Niro – the actor being “very kind” when her face “completely fell” and she realized for the first time that she had developed Bell’s palsy after childbirth.

She said: “He tried to say he didn’t see any difference, he didn’t see any change, he said, ‘No you look fine, maybe you have the looking a bit stern” and I’m like, “Really? My whole face is melted into itself”.

“But he was very strong, very supportive.”

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