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I seriously don't get cryptic quotes on social media--celeb or non-celeb. wtf?
When I had beloved relatives battling terminal cancer and when I had other personal traumas--I was radio silent. I didn't think to get on to post vague messages that left people wondering, nervous and even more confused. A celebrity would have a PR person I'd think do the protection/control. |
She posts inspirational memes all the time. People on this post don't have a clue and are extremely entitled! |
| It's a family health issue. It's been announced. She could be away for a long time. Even if it's as simple as one of her kids needing some early intervention, it takes a while to completely explore the issue, set up the right interventions, make sure your child is happy with the set up etc. Parent health issue also is draining and requires a lot of time with parent, but also recovery time to process it all. I hope she isn't dealing with breast cancer again. Whatever it is, I would not be surprised if she is out for a while. I wish her the best. |
She’s not sick. They finally addressed it today by simply saying she is fine but she’s dealing with a family health issue. They could have said the exact same thing last week or earlier this week. Waiting nearly two weeks fueled speculation. That makes me wonder if that was their intention. |
If it involves someone other than herself who is an adult, then out of respect she needs to ask that person what she can say. If it was surgery or sudden cancer diagnosis or whatever, you aren't going to say "by the way what can I put on social media and what can I tell the whole world" right away. If it's an issue with one of her kids first you deal with things and figure out what's going on and how concerning it is and then you decide what you want to share. I don't think she is being a drama queen wanting to fuel speculation. |
Those posts on social media, like “prayers, please!” “Worst day ever!” “Keep your fingers crossed”. Where people want to share that something big is happening but don’t tell you what’s going on. It’s lame and attention seeking. Either share fully or don’t. |
+1. It is fine to want your privacy, but then don't post vague messages that just worry people and fuel speculation. The people I know like this IRL have mental health issues. |
“Family health issue” doesn’t require any permission or disclosure. |
Have you ever been in the middle of a family health crisis? It's hard to process anything and depending on the nature of it you are sometimes camped out at the hospital for a long time. Maybe she wanted to be transparent and say "mom had a stroke" or "my sister had to get an emergency procedure" but she didn't want to say anything, not a single word, until the person was able to have input. |
Family health issue—the language they ultimately used nearly two weeks later—could have just as easily been said earlier to make clear it wasn’t Hoda without letting on who it was in her family. ^^^ No need for permission when you aren’t actually saying who the person is or what the issue is ICYMI: she was photographed picking up her older kid from school the other day, so she’s clearly functional (and it’s not her older daughter). |
| It was her youngest daughter, she was in the ICU (they haven’t said why). Hoda is back on the air and was visibly shaken when talking about it. 😞 |
I just saw that- how scary. I feel for all of them. |
I can't decide which I dislike more, the vague posts or the ones that say "if you know me" or "those who know me." Um, if we're connected on social media don't we all know you? Just leave that out and say what you're going to say. |
No, that's a big safety issue. Because if they said Hoda's kid was in the hospital, there would have been paps and possibly crazy fans stalking the hospitals to get photos. They would also be hounding her at her residence to get photos of her coming and going. |
We've learned volumes about you. Ghoul. |