Vanderpump Rules’ Brittany Cartwright slams ‘disgusting’ & ‘terrible’ troll for ‘bullying’ her son on social media
VANDERPUMP Rules star Brittany Cartwright slams 'disgusting' & 'terrible' troll in her Instagram stories on Wednesday for 'bullying' her newborn son on social media.
The new mom screen grabbed one distasteful comment left by the social media user of a green sick face emoji in response to a photo of her husband, , holding their nine-week-old son.
She responded: "Omg what a terrible person you are I will pray for you that you find happiness someday and that you don't have family members who have to deal with social media bullies like you are. SMH grow up honey."
The reality star took to her Instagram Stories to share the hateful interaction writing: "I just have to put this woman on blast real quick because she has been sending horrible messages about my baby on his page."
She continued: "People need to stop the bullying and the disgusting comments, especially when it comes to a child I will call you out!!!
"Unnacceptable and disgusting I pray she gets the help she needs."
This is the second time, , 32, received since becoming a mom.
Earlier this month, the TV personality posted a snapshot of her then one-month-old infant, , who was wearing a striped onesie.
In the snap, Cruz sat in his baby carrier while the car was "parked."
The star captioned the photo: "It doesn’t get any sweeter than this" before she explained, "why he isn't strapped in.”
A troll commented: “Looks like the car seat headrest needs to go up a notch.”
Brittany clapped back and took down the troll by stating: “I already arranged it since this photo, and he was sitting high in the seat so everything was just fine.”
In an interview with UsWeekly, the star revealed that she received a lot of backlash from her followers during her journey into motherhood.
She said: "When I was pregnant, I got about what my weight gain was.
“I was being heavily compared to and and Lala. I’ve always been bigger than them, but my weight has always fluctuated and stuff.
"So it was just hard to see all those comments about my weight stuff when I was healthy and the baby was healthy.”
The star added: “You’re already so emotional. And then I was in quarantine, I was home, so I was looking at my phone more than I should have.
"There were times when it made me ashamed of how I looked, and I shouldn’t have felt like that.”
Last month, the mom of one gave fans an update on postpartum life, .
said in her Instagram Stories: "I'm a little over five weeks postpartum. Feeling good. Got a long ways to go. Can't wait to till I can work out at six weeks, but starting to feel like myself again. Not so sore and just loving my baby.
"So I think some of the craziest things about postpartum for me has been... He's smiling while he's eating. It's the cutest thing ever.
"Oh he's tooting too of course. But some of the craziest things about postpartum has been just like how long you bleed and how long you're sore for.
"Sorry if this is TMI for some of you. But I know there's a lot of new moms out there or a lot of pregnant moms following me. And it's just been a learning experience."
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The new mom went on: "It's the happiest time of your life but nobody talks about what your body goes through, and it is very hard on your body. And I didn't realize how sore I was going to be or how long I was going to need to be in those ugly diapers and pads, even though it's all worth it. You really just have to push through those moments.
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"I'm finally a little over five weeks postpartum and I'm starting to feel good. My soreness has gone down a lot.
"So hang in there new mommas. You got this. Nobody talks about these thing, but you're definitely going to go through them. But it's all worth it. Because these cuddles are the best things ever."
