Guys, I really hope you’re all doing great. I’m going to be super honest with you — I’ve been very overwhelmed in a positive way by all the love and support I’ve received from you guys, and I just wanted to say thank you.
Um, I decided not to watch the Tell-All under my condition because I still have trauma from it.
Hold on a minute — let me just get this abundantly straight. She still has trauma from the Tell-All, and because of her current condition, she doesn’t want to watch it. It’s funny, because when she was on the Tell-All, she did nothing but neglect the fact that she was going to cause trauma to herself and her child — you know, when she decided to react based on her temper and not actually try to control herself.
Now, there are some people who say, “Yeah, but it’s her hormones — she’s pregnant.” Listen, let’s not forget: Jasmine has always been like this, even before pregnancy.
This person we see — who feels the need to be aggressive, to be violent, to always go the extra mile — she’s always been here. I’m not saying the hormones don’t enhance it. I’m just saying, this is who she’s always been, regardless. Whether Jasmine was pregnant or not, the way she behaved at the Tell-All probably would’ve been the same.
But nonetheless, let’s continue with Jasmine’s little speech.
“I ended up at the hospital after this. It took a toll on me, and I know a lot of people have been blaming me. Um, there is so much to the story…”
It’s funny how someone can’t take accountability for themselves. Of course there’s “more to the story.” Of course. But you still have to take accountability — you chose to continuously go at the Tell-All. In particular, the host — the best host in the world, Miss Shaun Robinson — even said to Jasmine at one point, “You need to calm down, okay? This isn’t going to be good for your pregnancy.”
And Jasmine completely ignored her. You know what she said? “Yeah, but he’s an a**hole though.” Completely ignored her. And then what happened? She went and threw the shoe — again — for the second time.
You are in control of your own actions. At least take accountability for where you went wrong instead of putting all the blame on one person. You know what I mean? Because otherwise… it’s just whatever.
“I’m not here to explain myself or anything,” she says, “because I know eventually this is all going to make it to the public eye, and people will understand how things actually happened. All I can say is thank you.”
And when she says it’s going to make it to the public eye and people will understand, blah blah… I mean, listen — the fact that she has this tone, this energy where she wants the public to come to her aid, is rather sad. Because even at the Tell-All — particularly with Jasmine — let’s be honest. You do see what I’m saying, right?
Which is quite sad. Because, of course, that’s what makes things even worse — for what it ends up becoming.
It’s crazy, because she forgets that a lot of us watch the show. We’ve seen how she’s behaved over the years. There is no defending her actions.
The fact that she thinks it’s okay to behave like that just because someone triggered her — that’s crazy. If anything, if she really wants to be upset, she should be upset with TLC. They asked Rob and Floren the question — all they did was respond.
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“God bless you. I used to do this… You know guys, I’ve been doing this show for almost 5 years. I always have people who pick on me, insult me. Even Gino himself has done it multiple times — made fun of my butt, body-shamed me. Like, I’m used to all this, but…”
Ah, the pause for tears. Put the hand in the face — everybody knows you’re about to get emotional. Right on cue.
You just said you’ve been on the show for five years. So, you knew what to expect. And in those five years, you’ve always been the same person. You’ve always portrayed yourself as someone who can be very unhinged, very abrupt. If you don’t get your way, you get even louder. And when it gets to the point where you feel like you’re losing control — the tears come out.
You rub your eyes so they turn red and swollen — like, come on. We all know your tactics by now. Talking to us as if we haven’t seen how you behave?
That’s the thing: people like Jasmine count on us forgetting. But trust me when I say — the streets never forget.
“Laughing at other people, making bad comments about your baby, and people enjoying that — that is like beyond cruel.”
Now, I don’t know about people making bad comments about her baby. But what I can say is this: you’re the one who’s pregnant and decided to go to war with Rob over comments he made about your open relationship — which he felt was just a way to cheat on Gino. You let that comment trigger you so much that you put yourself and your baby in danger.
Now you want to sit there and complain about people saying mean things?
Again — I’m not condoning anyone saying anything bad about your child. But at the same time, the accountability here doesn’t lie with the commenters. You’ve known how people are for 5 years. This is not your first time getting criticism.
So, especially now that you’re pregnant — you would think you’d want to show people that you’re not a bad person or mother. Because you’re already judged for being a bad mother due to your situation with your other kids.
The point is: Jasmine should focus on how she portrays herself as a pregnant woman — because what people say, you can’t always control. But you can control how you take care of yourself during pregnancy. That’s all on you. You can’t blame anyone else.
Where’s the accountability? Where is Jasmine saying, “You know what, guys — I was wrong to get myself into that situation. I was wrong to let my emotions escalate. I regret throwing the shoe. Twice.”
But no. All the focus is on what he did — never on what she did.
“And that made me really sad all these days. I’m not gonna lie. I’ve been so sad, because that’s young, cruel, and that is very low. No one deserves it.”
I mean… no one deserves to have a shoe thrown at them either. But the fact is — Jasmine and Rob are both as bad as each other. Two people with high tempers, neither knowing how to keep cool, both going at each other until one exhausts the other.
They’re literally the same person in some ways.
But Rob — to be fair — has taken some accountability. He apologized for mimicking Jasmine. He apologized to people he offended. He took a step.
Jasmine has not. Every step of the way, she deflects the blame.
And that’s sad. This is someone about to become a mother again. She doesn’t have custody of the other kids… Let’s hope she does better this time.
Speak of the devil, as well — oh what a lovely-looking chap.
Anyway, Jasmine needs to take the first steps toward redemption — or whatever you want to call it. Because if she doesn’t start by taking accountability for her role in this, people will continue to see her the same way they always have: narcissistic, self-centered, aggressive, and above reproach.
Let me know your thoughts down below in the comment section, okay folks? We’ll be doing a livestream at some point today, and we’ll touch more on this topic — including Rob’s response. Thank you so much for your time. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and of course — peace.
