Bre Tiesi Opens Up About Getting Similar 'Hurtful Comments' As Other Baby Mama

Most of Nick Cannon's baby mamas have continued to receive backlash from trolls regarding their big, blended family.

Just a few hours after LaNisha Cole addressed the hate and criticism she has received from critics in a lengthy social media post, Bre Tiesi added her voice to the ongoing discussion. While Cole shares daughter Onyx Ice with the "Masked Singer" host, Tiesi welcomed their son Legendary Love in June 2022.

Anybody who has ever had to co-parent within a blended family knows just how difficult it can get. Thus, it came as a shock when Cole informed her 223,000 followers that she had received death threats concerning her three-month-old daughter. She wrote:

"Making death threats against a baby is a new low. Some of you guys are disgusting. Regardless of how you feel about my life it's never that deep to threaten my baby."

Even though the model did not go into specific details about the messages she received, her post led one observer to ask Tiesi if she felt "bad for Lanisha and all the hate she gets?" because she [Cole] seemed "embarrassed by all of this." The "Selling Sunset" star had typed out a lengthy response, which began:

"we ALL get it. Some choose to engage and acknowledge others do not. As for "embarrassed" she has never said that so you shouldn't put words in her mouth."

She added that people were unaware of "what it's like to be attacked constantly and the kind of evil things people say to us." Tiesi also noted the possibility that her fellow baby mama was "hurting" and "overwhelmed" while "learning how to process and move through this while keeping her peace."

She then explained that "the media is no joke," especially for a first-time mother who was probably dealing with postpartum, making matters worse. The model finished by pleading:

"Please you don't have to understand or even like our situation but people have no right to be so hurtful and disrespectful for no reason not everyone has thick skin and everyone copes differently we need more mindfulness we are humans too."

She shared the response on her Instagram Story, going into even more depth with her explanation, "I want be very clear here I have respect for all women involved. I have respect for all Women and mothers. It hurts me that majority of these nasty hateful comments and messages are women."

After pointing out that she has "gone at it" with trolls, she stated that she "eventually saw it just always got flipped." She expressed love for her son and Cannon mentioning that she would "embrace every sibling and even mommy involved there is so much hate in this world.'

While she understood that she was in the "public eye," it did not give trolls the "right to do this to people." "Take a look at yourself and ask why your so miserable u would take the time To send these messages and comment these things," Tiesi concluded.

The show of support comes a month after she clarified that she did not like being called a single mother when co-parenting with Cannon. The Blast shared that the reality star updated her Story with a clip of a woman conversing with two male hosts on "Nice and Neat The Podcast."  

The woman had told the hosts that she did not consider herself a single mom because she had a man in the picture. In her words, "I'm a co-parenting mom. Somebody shares this responsibility with me, and somebody is extremely active, you know, in my children's life." Although Tiesi only wrote "this…." alongside the video, it was easy to tell that she agreed with the woman.

The Blast reported that the social media influencer opened up about juggling being a mom and enjoying her personal life. In a video she shared, the 31-year-old said it sometimes felt like there was "just not enough time in the day or morning, and I could not miss this." 

After laughing, Tiesi pulled up her top to showcase her milking bra-clad bosom and the pumping device attached. She concluded, "Here we are, guys. Here we are," in the footage, which had "Mom Life" alongside a woozy face emoji written across it.