Last Sunday, 19th, Eliezer It is Viih Tube granted an interview to the Fantastic to talk about the criticism that the couple’s daughter, Moonhas been receiving comments on social media about her body.
The influencers revealed that the nasty comments began to appear when the daughter was just three months old and, currently, the situation is out of control and causing suffering to the family.
“People are not worried about the health of the Moon. They want to attack. From ‘full’ it went to ‘fat’, which went to ‘obese’ and then ‘sick’. They said it would ‘explode'”, Eliezer said.
“I’ve been exposing my life for as long as I can remember. We’re sharing our family’s happy moments,” completed Viih.
With the wave of attacks, the couple thought about the possibility of not showing their daughter on social media: “We had this conversation. I exposed my pregnancy a lot, and I don’t regret it at all because I helped countless mothers.
“When the Moon rose, we managed not to talk about it for a week. But I don’t regret the Moon exhibition. I don’t think it was the decision to choose to show our family that was to blame,” continued.
The hate attacks got worse when Viih said that Lua had already earned R$1 million in advertising: “She already has R$1 million, I swear to God. I’m going to have to have financial education for my daughter, because she’s going to be born with a lot of privileges, right?”
“A comment that really stuck with me was: ‘You already have R$1 million in your account, you can have several bariatric treatments when you grow up'”, Eliezer said.
With the criticism of Lua, the couple has been going through a difficult period: “On the pillow, he (Eliezer) just cries.”
“And he really cries, he loses his breath, because he feels like he has nothing to do. That’s what affects me, not being able to protect not only my family, but my family”, revealed.
In the chat, Eliezer and Viih stated that they will take the cases to court, the family lawyer, Pedro Mansursaid that the internet users who carried out the attacks will respond for insult, slander and defamation.
“The internet is not a lawless land. It is necessary to hold each individual responsible for the acts committed. A single comment attacks many people, we cannot tolerate it”, explained Pedro.
“Honestly, I think people will only start to feel it when they mess with their pockets. If you sue, you’ll have to pay”, completed Viih.
Source: Maxima
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