She’s at it again on Instagram. Copy of the message she’s sent Annie 🫣
Needs to pay Coleen’s bill somehowRebekah Vardy hits back after Wagatha Christie legal battle
The media personality, 41, took Coleen Rooney to High Court for libel - and lost - after Coleen claimed that Rebekah's social media account was leaking stories about her to the Press.www.dailymail.co.uk
Has she actually done that wth
No it doesn’t but the article & programme aren’t all about her. It’s aim is to expose the wrongdoings & cover ups of the Jehovah’s Witness religion in relation to child sexual abuse & shunning.That’s the most cynical PR move ever imo. Saying she was sexually abused does not make her morally virtuous and does not negate all the wrong she has done to others.
In the article it says she does and the abuser plead guilty on the first day of the trial.View attachment 2168786
If this is true she needs to go to the police
Apologies, your correctIn the article it says she does and the abuser plead guilty on the first day of the trial.
I do get what you are saying.I'm reading a lot of comments online about how awful Rebekah Vardy is and who can believe her, and people wishing it wasn't her fronting the documentary about the Jehovah's Witnesses covering up child abuse.
Regardless of whether you like Vardy or not, and regardless of whether she should be defined as a good/bad person because of what's she's known for, it shouldn't impact the sympathy we feel for any victim of abuse.
Vardy did experience sexual abuse as a child, and was shamed for it, and was stopped from getting support and stopped from talking to the police. This is horrendous and has been deeply traumatic for her.
She is deserving of our sympathy and of our support.
We don't get to choose victims we like, victims who are nice, and victims who fit the perfect picture we think of when we think of a victim. Sometimes victims of abuse are unkind, unlikeable, and are everything else any human can be. Because abuse can happen to anyone. And abuse can deeply impact how you interact with others for the rest of your life.
As human beings, everyone who has been abused should have the right to not be abused, to be believed when they ask for support, and to be supported. We should never supplement that with 'but only if you're nice and I like you'.
What happened to her as a child has nothing to do with how she behaved as an adult. There are records of when she told her mother & the church so it can be proved she was telling the truth. Why would she still be telling the same lie more than 25 years later?I do get what you are saying.
But. She is responsible for how she has behaved as an adult and she only has herself to blame for the publics perception of her.
It's like the boy who cried wolf.
She dragged Colleen through a very public court trial. She lost. Even after losing she showed absolutely no remorse for her victim and has never admitted she was in the wrong.
As you really surprised that people are rolling their eyes .... "here she goes again" ? I'm not.
And that's on her.
I never said she was lying. I never said I have no empathy for her.What happened to her as a child has nothing to do with how she behaved as an adult. There are records of when she told her mother & the church so it can be proved she was telling the truth. Why would she still be telling the same lie more than 25 years later?
Having zero or little empathy for a victim of child abuse, when it wasn’t their fault, is actually quite sickening. We all make mistakes as adults but as children we trust adults to protect us.
I’m actually appalled at some comments I’ve read online today about her. CSA is not acceptable to be trolled over, ever.