“Dear @meekmill,” Vanessa wrote. I find this sentence extremely insensitive and disrespectful. Point.’
“I don’t know your music, but I believe you can do better than this,” she continued. “If you’re a fan, fine, there’s a better way to show your admiration for my husband.”
“This lacks respect and tact,” Vanessa concluded her message.
She later shared a message from a friend, basketball player Candace Parker, who said, “I’m sorry you and your girls have to deal with something like this all the time. It’s not fair, it’s not right.”
“Nothing I say on my page is aimed at a viral moment on the internet or the family of a grieving woman!” the 33-year-old said in his tweet.
“If you care about someone who is grieving, change the subject!”
“It was very difficult to go online and see pictures of our beloved Gigi and Kobe constantly under every square of our exploration pages,” Vanessa said at the time. “Blocking fan pages has changed the algorithm.”
“We hope people understand that while these fan pages have good intentions, they make it harder to move forward because it is a constant reminder,” Natalia added in her own post.