The "crazy father" caused trouble for his two children over a sensitive dispute. Loc asked for help because his sister was unstable

Since sharing the sensitive picture on social networks, Nang Mo's father not only received a l.ot of criticism but also directly affected his daughter, causing her to burst into tears on the livestream. Not long after, Loc also spoke up to protect his sister.

Recently, the family of siblings To La Loc (real name: Le Xuan Loc, born 2000) and Nang Mo (real name: Le Minh Tra My, born 2006) emerged on social networks with many conflicting opinions. afternoon.

At its peak, Le Hong Kien (nickname: Crazy Dad - father of the two brothers) posted a picture that was said to depict Nang Mo in a sensitive state on his personal page, which received a "storm" of criticism. about lifestyle and ethics on social networks.

This caused Nang Mo to suffer many rude words, even attacks and threats. On a recent livestream, she expressed panic: "I'm really tired these past few days", "I feel like I just want to close my eyes and don't want to open them at all"...

Immediately afterwards, Loc and Mr. Kien both spoke up about this incident. Mr. Kien posted a video with the content "The information that Crazy Dad painted Lady Mo is false, the owner of the painting has spoken out" on his personal page.

As for Loc, he wrote a long letter on his personal page. The male TikToker said that the recent incident had a heavy impact on Nang Mo's psychology. Many people made rude comments and called to threaten the brothers' family.

Loc asked for help from those who knew the family to speak up to protect and correct Nang Mo. He also confirmed that from now on, the members will limit posting intimate family photos.

Specifically, he shared on his personal page:

"For the past 2 days, Mo has received countless rude words. Even evil people have called to threaten and say harsh things at night. She didn't dare to say anything because she was afraid that my dad and I would worry more, until last night. He cried because of the cruel words. The internet is full of information that is intentionally maliciously edited to spread false rumors.

I believe that those who have met and interacted with my family will understand the true story. I asked for help from guests, friends, brothers and sisters who knew me, Mo, or Kien's father to speak up. Things have gone too far and I really need help to protect her from malicious elements on cyberspace.

Because of the severe impact on Mo's psychology, my family will limit posting intimate family photos."

Below the post of Loc and Nang Mo's family, many netizens are leaving reassuring comments and hope the members will stay calm and not be affected by negative information on social networks.

Recently, in addition to being the focus of a "storm" of criticism about the painting, Mr. Kien and Loc also caused controversy because of their actions that were considered too close to Nang Mo.

Facing critical comments, Mr. Kien said that was the family's own method of raising children. Regarding his controversial actions, Mr. Kien said this is his way to make up for the past hurts he caused to his children: "In the past, I was a man who was at fault with my children and the whole family. two old and new wives. The only difference between me and other men is that I know how to admit my mistakes and correct them at all costs.

Meanwhile, Loc and Nang Mo also often have actions that are considered more than close brothers, such as hugging, holding hands... in public places. Many people mistakenly believe that this is a couple in love, not two brothers. Faced with these conflicting opinions, Nang Mo affirmed that the scenes were not acted, but in real life the pair of brothers are just as close to each other.

I Am Loc "teaches" netizens about good customs, preempts criticism of Crazy Dad for being uneducated Trí Nhi15:28:55 15/08/2024Male tiktoker I'm Loc, son of Crazy Dad and brother of Dream G.irl, just posted a response to netizens about the series of scandals surrounding his family in recent times, directly teaching them about good customs.