Who's dredging up COVID hate like this? Let it go.

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Anonymous wrote:She just posted about how she was "not a good wife"

https://www.today.com/popculture/amanda-kloots-recalls-marriage-nick-cordero-i-was-not-good-t221583

Continuing to profit from his illness and death means that she’s still not a good wife.

But perhaps a good mother. She no longer has a husband and is in a notoriously unstable industry. If she needs the cash to support her child, who are we to criticize her?

Change careers into a stable industry and give your child the gift of privacy.

At the time, government paid for hospital bills related to Covid.
She did not have to pay for anything. I am sure he also had health insurance. She deceived people when she said she was not allowed in the hospital and sang outside of hospital. In her book, she said she was allowed
inside the hospital and also said she had a life insurance policy on him. Don’t know why she
needed a go fund me page. Since his death
she has left there so called beloved home and is renting it out and moved into a two million plus home. She is not a struggling single mom
like she tried to portray. She is a fake and came from money.

Anonymous wrote:NP here. Someone on GOMI found this and I'm just...

Amanda's mom is nuts: https://twitter.com/mkmoeski?s=21

Yikes on bikes.

NP here. Someone on GOMI found this and I'm just...

Amanda's mom is nuts: https://twitter.com/mkmoeski?s=21

The one psycho obsessed with Kloots, and hate posting over and over again, needs to get a hobby.

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Anonymous wrote:I remember she would instagram story standing outside of the hospital everyday at the same time. She very intentionally made it seem like she was only allowed outside and that she wasn't seeing him. As sorry as I feel for her terrible loss, she misled thousands of people a ta time when we were all hurting and scared.

Who cares? I would've done the same if it meant I'd be allowed the opportunity to be with my dying husband. She said she was conflicted about it, I don't think it brouht her any joy.

+1 She had to respect the hospital's wishes concerning discretion. What else was she supposed to do?

True, but imagine all those people who couldn't say goodbye to dying love ones in the hospital? I lost my grandmother during the hight of covid, we could not visit her in the hospital, it was horrible. She had a privilege that most of us do not have, yes I would have visited my grandmother if I could but I wouldn't write a book about it. Plus, she had a lot of family in town and was not quarantining while exposing the hospital staff to covid infection during the height of the pandemic. I'm glad the hospital called her out on that.

How cute that you think losing an elderly grandma is comparable to losing your 40 year old spouse.

Nothing cute about this. Why are you so aggressive?

I think Amanda’s PR team is trying to spin her privilege as understandable.

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Anonymous wrote:I remember she would instagram story standing outside of the hospital everyday at the same time. She very intentionally made it seem like she was only allowed outside and that she wasn't seeing him. As sorry as I feel for her terrible loss, she misled thousands of people a ta time when we were all hurting and scared.

Who cares? I would've done the same if it meant I'd be allowed the opportunity to be with my dying husband. She said she was conflicted about it, I don't think it brouht her any joy.

+1 She had to respect the hospital's wishes concerning discretion. What else was she supposed to do?

True, but imagine all those people who couldn't say goodbye to dying love ones in the hospital? I lost my grandmother during the hight of covid, we could not visit her in the hospital, it was horrible. She had a privilege that most of us do not have, yes I would have visited my grandmother if I could but I wouldn't write a book about it. Plus, she had a lot of family in town and was not quarantining while exposing the hospital staff to covid infection during the height of the pandemic. I'm glad the hospital called her out on that.

How cute that you think losing an elderly grandma is comparable to losing your 40 year old spouse.

Nothing cute about this. Why are you so aggressive?

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Anonymous wrote:Who are these psychos hating on a widow for hustling to support her family? She knows she might not have a long window to do this. Of course she should strike while the iron is hot. She'd be stupid not to.

Good question. Even worse than the usual garden variety DCUM lack of empathy.

Or she could just get a job that has nothing to do with marketing herself as a widow....

That would be dumb, honestly. What are her skills? She was a Broadway dancer/fitness instructor. Yes, she could continue that but not for too much longer and that’s an unpredictable lifestyle with a young baby. Anything else she could do wouldn’t make nearly as much money as she’s pulling now. She’s smart and calculated but she did what she had to to survive in a lifestyle she wants. She’s making more than you, I bet.

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Anonymous wrote:I remember she would instagram story standing outside of the hospital everyday at the same time. She very intentionally made it seem like she was only allowed outside and that she wasn't seeing him. As sorry as I feel for her terrible loss, she misled thousands of people a ta time when we were all hurting and scared.

Who cares? I would've done the same if it meant I'd be allowed the opportunity to be with my dying husband. She said she was conflicted about it, I don't think it brouht her any joy.

+1 She had to respect the hospital's wishes concerning discretion. What else was she supposed to do?

True, but imagine all those people who couldn't say goodbye to dying love ones in the hospital? I lost my grandmother during the hight of covid, we could not visit her in the hospital, it was horrible. She had a privilege that most of us do not have, yes I would have visited my grandmother if I could but I wouldn't write a book about it. Plus, she had a lot of family in town and was not quarantining while exposing the hospital staff to covid infection during the height of the pandemic. I'm glad the hospital called her out on that.

How cute that you think losing an elderly grandma is comparable to losing your 40 year old spouse.

How cute that you think it’s fine for one person to be given a privilege that others are not.

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Anonymous wrote:I remember she would instagram story standing outside of the hospital everyday at the same time. She very intentionally made it seem like she was only allowed outside and that she wasn't seeing him. As sorry as I feel for her terrible loss, she misled thousands of people a ta time when we were all hurting and scared.

Who cares? I would've done the same if it meant I'd be allowed the opportunity to be with my dying husband. She said she was conflicted about it, I don't think it brouht her any joy.

+1 She had to respect the hospital's wishes concerning discretion. What else was she supposed to do?

True, but imagine all those people who couldn't say goodbye to dying love ones in the hospital? I lost my grandmother during the hight of covid, we could not visit her in the hospital, it was horrible. She had a privilege that most of us do not have, yes I would have visited my grandmother if I could but I wouldn't write a book about it. Plus, she had a lot of family in town and was not quarantining while exposing the hospital staff to covid infection during the height of the pandemic. I'm glad the hospital called her out on that.

How cute that you think losing an elderly grandma is comparable to losing your 40 year old spouse.

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Anonymous wrote:Who are these psychos hating on a widow for hustling to support her family? She knows she might not have a long window to do this. Of course she should strike while the iron is hot. She'd be stupid not to.

Good question. Even worse than the usual garden variety DCUM lack of empathy.

Or she could just get a job that has nothing to do with marketing herself as a widow....

I have no hatred. I am just disgusted by all of the lying, the unfair privileges, the GoFundMe that went on and on, the shilling of t-shirts, the whole vibe of exploitation of a dying man and his young son. I started with tremendous empathy and have ended up with disgust. But there's no hatred. It's really a sad commentary on fake and living one's live on social media.

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Anonymous wrote:How about stop trashing some woman who’s husband died in his early 40s? Find a hobby. Stop being a very mean asshole.

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See, we're on a website to discuss things -- that's what it's here for.
Neither you nor anyone else is going to "shame" us or dictate to us what we can and cannot discuss.

Only two people have the power to do that and you're not either of them.

If you don't like it, don't click on the page... or find a new PR team and a different strategy, because this is getting WAY too obvi.

+100000000

Agree!

Stop sockpuppeting. You are tiresome. Take your bizarre hatred elsewhere.

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Anonymous wrote:How about stop trashing some woman who’s husband died in his early 40s? Find a hobby. Stop being a very mean asshole.

+1

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See, we're on a website to discuss things -- that's what it's here for.
Neither you nor anyone else is going to "shame" us or dictate to us what we can and cannot discuss.

Only two people have the power to do that and you're not either of them.

If you don't like it, don't click on the page... or find a new PR team and a different strategy, because this is getting WAY too obvi.

+100000000

Agree!