Courtney Stodden says she considered suicide after being bullied by cyber
Courtney Stodden She said she considered suicide after being injured online as a teenager.
Stodden, 30, appears in the ABC News Documentary Impact X-Nightline: Confession of Children’s Bridescheduled to be broadcast on Hulu on Thursday, March 20.
In a YouTube clip she interviewed Night line‘ Juju ChangStodden solved her in 2011 with Doug Hutchison, When he was 51, she was only 16 years old.
“I actually almost did succeed in killing myself, because [the cyberbullying] It is an important part of it. I wrote a suicide letter,” she said. I remember my last thought was, ‘You know, when the tall people told me that I shouldn’t be, I shouldn’t be here.'”
Storden seems to be referring to past comments Chrissy Teigen Through X, she allegedly told the model in 2011 “My Friday Fantasy: You. Take a nap.”
“I know she’s saying it’s from alcohol or whatever she wants to say: When you’re the queen of Twitter, say it’s like that to the kids.” ((US Weekly Contacted Teigen for comment. )
Stodden, who divorced in 2020, said she wanted to “catch” her young self and “give her a hug” as she looked back on the tough times of her life.
Teigen’s tweet about Stodden resurfaces in 2021, prompting influencers and wives John Legend arrive Public apology.
“Not many are lucky enough to be responsible for all their past bulls – in front of the whole world. Write By X at that time. “I felt ham and totally embarrassed for my actions, but it was nothing compared to what I made Courtney feel.”
Stodden was previously informed Daily Beast The recipe author is one of many celebrities who have published her harmful comments in the past.
“Not only will she tweet publicly, she asks me to attend ‘dirty naps’, she will tell me privately and tell me to kill myself. Such as ‘I can’t wait for you to die,'” “Some of the worst treatments I get are from women and if we keep stopping each other, we won’t get anywhere.”
If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts, please contact National suicide prevention lifeline Call 1-800-273-8255.
