Influential Karissa Collins yells after criticism of abortion video
Parenting influencers Karissa Collins A video shows that several of her 11 children have caused a rebound in miscarriage, which are several of her 11 children.
Collins, 41, said in a Tiktok video on Thursday, July 17: “I’ve never thought that way.” It was a lovely moment with me and my kids. I don’t think anyone will look at it. ”
Karissa Mandrae Collinslooking forward to their twelfth child. A few days later, she revealed that she suffered a miscarriage that she missed and wanted the fetal tissue to pass naturally without medical intervention. Meanwhile, Karissa uploaded a Tiktok clip of some of her young children, slapped her tummy with her playful belly. (All posts mentioning Karissa’s pregnancy announcement and miscarriage have been deleted.)
“I don’t like Clickbait. I don’t like controversy,” Karissa said Thursday. “I don’t post offensive things to followers. I don’t want followers like this. I’m not fully focused on followers. I’m just going to share the message God has given me and the ministry I have, that’s what you can trust God with your womb. … We encourage women to trust God, how many children he wants to give.”
The online creator also provides the background behind the current viral video, claiming that her kids are “having fun” and showing off their stomachs after a family meal.
“I said, ‘Everyone wants to see a big belly, let me show you my belly.’ I have a big belly. “I shared the video because my kids saw my belly and they started laughing. They squeeze it like slimes and squeezers. This is the most interesting thing. I never want to forget the moment when they found so much happiness in my belly. ”
According to Karissa, her 4-year-old daughter ended up hitting her belly “too difficult”.
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“I did say ‘ow’ in the video, but they didn’t hurt me,” she stressed. “They didn’t hurt anything inside me.”
In her apology video, Karissa filmed criticism of her extended family online.
“If you don’t have 11 children yet, I don’t feel you have the right to say that this is impossible, or that you can’t do it,” she said. “I used to say that when I had five children. … I didn’t know that God had planned for us for a big family. We just believe that we want to live a life of faith and that children are eternal [and that] They are valuable. There is a lot of value. ”
Karissa further noted that she did not understand how some social media users could “lower other families” by sharing online criticism.
“That’s Clickbait, that’s the essence of it,” she said. “I won’t call on my platform. My platform is just sharing the message the Lord has given me and sharing the blessings He has given us and showing other women the possibility of trusting God, being happy and enjoying motherhood.”
