Jessie James Decker wasn’t expecting a vacation photo of her children will cause such a feeling. The celebrity initially did not intend to respond to the annoyance of Internet users. In the end, she couldn’t resist and made an extensive post in which she referred to the allegations against her.
Jessie James Decker in the heat of criticism from Internet users: This is not normal
Jessie James Decker and her husband Erick grow up together three children. Proud of their children, the parents gladly post their photos online and so far they have not been criticized by Internet users. That changed when the celeb decided to sport a photo frame for the holidays. The photo, in which eight-year-old Vivianne, seven-year-old Eric and four-year-old Forrest posed in swimsuits, netizens were amazed. Mixed reactions were caused by the muscular appearance of the children.
I’m sorry, but it doesn’t look good.
Kids that age shouldn’t look like this, should they?
You’re overtraining the kids, that’s not normal.
alarming! – reads on Instagram.
There were even rumors that Jessie edited the photo and made some money sons six-packs on the stomach.
What is this app? I need to have that to get that kind of muscle.
Why do you edit baby photos? This is not normal.
After an avalanche of negative comments, Decker decided to respond to the criticism.
I wasn’t going to comment on this, but I think everyone has already written about it. When I shared a vacation photo of my kids goofing around over the Thanksgiving holiday, I had no idea this would be the reaction. The allegations that I flexed their muscles in a graphics program (which is just ridiculous) or, conversely, that I “overtrained” children, only showed how strange the world we live in is – he began in a post on Instagram.
Later in the entry, she said that the remarks towards her children could be described as body shaming. she addedthat she and her husband are trying to ensure their children grow up in harmony with their bodies.
There’s a lot of talk about body positivity and acceptance, and my kids are doomed to a lot of hate because of their athletic physiques? I want my kids to be proud of their looks and the work they put into it. Vivis wants to be a gymnast, Eric Jr. wants to follow in his father’s footsteps, and Forrest spends hours practicing his dance.
Finally, he stressed that Internet users do not have the right to decide “what is normal and what is not”.
