Meghan King Laments 'Incredible Amount Of Hate' Towards Her For Traveling Without Kids

Meghan King says enough is enough!

The entertainer may have risen to fame from garnering the public's attention on the Bravo series "The Real Housewives of Orange County," however, the blonde beauty is tired of the cons of being a celebrity.

Despite thriving as a media personality with many admirers, the 38-year-old believes sharing her private life should not warrant unsolicited criticisms. Exhausted from frequently dodging bullets from trolls, the Missouri native sent a solid message to haters.

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Being a public figure is one thing, but pairing that with parenthood is a different ball game, especially when you share three kids with your ex-husband. Just ask the former housewife! The blonde bombshell juggles her responsibilities as an entrepreneur with motherhood.

Although these jobs were tasking, the 38-year-old had to endure constant pressures from the public. Several people believed King should prioritize her children over her career; however, the mother-of-three clapped back at these haters.

In a recent Instagram update, the "Say Yes to the Dress" alum tackled the ongoing debates about her choices with an inspirational message. The Missouri native shared a picture of herself bare-faced in a comfy white robe while holding hands with one of her children.

The kid in the picture was presumably her daughter Aspen, but the girl blocked the camera with her hand, making it difficult to identify the child. In her lengthy caption, King noted that she was gearing up for her collaborative project with Gaia Haven Wellness.

The duo joined forces to create a retreat for women, focusing on self-care and overall growth. The entertainer noted that she felt "so many emotions" and could not wait to participate in the "life-changing" event. Although the 38-year-old stated that she missed her family after frequent travels, the mother did not like the public's response to her situation.

"The struggle between being a working mom who's often on the road mixed with the bittersweet desire to partake in leisure activities or travel during my custody is SO REAL," the media personality began before diving into the issue. The mother-of-three continued, writing:

"The incredible amount of hate I've gotten for traveling to Cabo during 4 of my custodial days was VILE (despite me having 10 days of custody at a time, that's 75% for you math whizzes) Yet no one said two words when I took an 18-day solo trip to Africa. I'm sick of it."

King advised fans to either support her life as a "mom and entrepreneur" or leave her page and mind their business. The 38-year-old confessed that she received hate from behind the scenes and did not wish to suffer the same treatment from strangers on the internet.

The former Bravo star explained that she had been living in "survival" mode after experiencing a "traumatic series of events." Because of these problems, the "Resale Royalty" star was more emotional than ever as repressed emotions resurfaced.

"This retreat is so necessary, I will heal and cry and soar higher and give less fux than ever," the entrepreneur concluded her caption. "I am a woman. I am a woman. I am unfiltered. I am me. Hear me roar."

This refreshingly honest confession touched the hearts of female fans, who applauded the Missouri native in the comments. Many advised the 38-year-old to ignore fans, while others praised her bravery and showed interest in participating in the entertainer's wellness retreat.

Last month, The Blast reported that King reminisced about her old life. The entertainer shared a throwback snap of herself and her daughter Aspen. Although the mother and baby shared bright smiles in the picture, the caption was filled with bittersweet memories.

The former sales representative admitted that whenever she old pics, she recalled the "ignorant happiness" she once had. At the time, King was married to her second husband, Jim Edmonds.

However, the couple separated after the mother-of-three accused Edmonds of cheating. The Missouri native noted that she never imagined her life would be what it was today. Although the entrepreneur felt grateful for her experiences, she had a few regrets.

"I envy others with nuclear families, and I mourn the one I lost. I'm the happiest and wisest and most powerful I've ever been, but at a very steep price," King wrote.