The model and entrepreneur wrote in a raw post on Wednesday night that Chrissy Tegan and John Legend never chose baby names before giving birth. This time it was different. This time they took the fetus Jack for a call. And at this point, they will never have a son to bring them home from the hospital. Tigin had a miscarriage.
The model and entrepreneurial doctor put her to bed early this fall, and she was later hospitalized with more bleeding. As noted in his post, blood transfusions were not enough to save Jack. Writing a letter to his son at the end, Tege said, “I am very sad that the first few moments of your life were full of difficulties, so that we could not give you the house you need to live. We will always love you. ”
Fans and celebrities have responded with sympathy and gratitude, thanking Tigan and Legend for being open about the sad process that still brings a lot of stigma. But others … have answered differently.
For some, finding sympathy for the family in grief has clearly proved to be an impossible task. QN believers and “pro-life” figures have ridiculed and ridiculed the couple’s grief and, in some cases, used their abortion as a way to deny abortion. The comments themselves are the intellectual equivalent of mag mags eating on trumpet Trump steaks, and Vitriol Tig has achieved that our our online lectures have given a toxic and utterly stupid turn.
Scroll through the helpful comments from various fans and supporters on Instagram and you’ll also find entries like, “It’s a karma to feed kids.” Second: “God’s revenge …” Second: “Ritual Ritual Sacrifice! To get her fans back !!! Second: Who takes the picture of this? How much attention do you need? Really? ”
And then there it is … This is what it is: “Possible karma from all the children you have sacrificed. Mothers and children who do not get a chance in life. Whose last moments were filled with terror and a boom for security. You know the truth. Cut what you sew the lady. You will answer to God … Rest in peace in the lives of missing children .. Your Twitter posts are on the internet, there is no more information to hide the truth. “
For years now, Quennon’s supporters have harassed Tegan, claiming he is somehow linked to Jeffrey Epstein; Earlier this year, his name was included in a fake flight log for the purpose of “Lolita Express”, a private jet in Epstein.
He described the vitriol he received in early September. She wrote on Instagram, “I can’t put beautiful comments on my friend’s pages because they will be flooded with Pizagate madness.” “My own fan pages wrote to me, asking if I would like to talk about the comments even though they would be very harmful.”
Now, Tygan’s miscarriage has merged two toxic groups right online: Quen Chuds and anti-abortion figures who call themselves “pro-life” but apparently see the loss of the family as a rhetorical opportunity.
For example: Imagine reading Tigan’s post and then writing this, as a documentary and Republican congressional candidate Errol Weber Did: “Hopefully Chrissy Tygan and John Legend will evaluate their thoughts on abortion after their heartbreaking experience. It is not a cluster of cells. Whether he is a child or not. ”
The obvious difference is that the tigers and the legend seek to deliver, keep, and raise the baby in their “clusters of cells.” That’s the guy, the son they’re hurting now – the difference is that no one can easily try to score a political issue by brawling.
Still, others have come up with the same “supportive” point – such as unsigned linebacker Brian Kahl, and an Instagram commentator who simply wrote, “Think of it as an abortion … how you always love abortion They are screaming about it. “
Except for those who see abortion as an opportunity to have another abortion – at the time Row vs. Wade Is under serious threat – others are also preparing to criticize her for posting about her miscarriage. Some have accused Tigan of “chasing Clout.”
Tigan’s status as a celebrity and as one of the world’s most famous influencers makes him the perfect target for tr online trolls. She is also well-recognized as a star, but her open social media persona has given people more access to her than most A-listers. He also likes to make fun of the president.
So far, it seems Tigin has more support than the one she made fun of. But the negative comments she sent both ways should not be ignored. It is unimaginable to immerse oneself so deeply in the baseless conspiracy theory that it seems appropriate to laugh at someone’s miscarriage. It is vile to reduce the loss of a family when it comes to politics. And it is reprehensible that a woman should be mourned “in private” for accusing her of “chasing the clout” and talking about her grief.
One could argue that by saying the same willpower as the old saying goes, “sing comfortably.” But targeting a bereaved couple in this way, they have said more about themselves that no one has yet done.
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