Sophie Turner is shutting down mom shamers. #HotGoss #S1E81

Sophie Turner is shutting down mom shamers. #HotGoss #S1E81

Sophie Turner clapsed back at mom shamers who were annoyed online because she went out without her kids. Someone commented and said, “Lmfao, I think she’s forgotten that she has kids.” Uh, no. Obviously, she didn’t forget. She gave birth to them. It’s a very hard thing to forget. I can’t give birth, but from the stories I’ve heard, giving birth is not something you forget. Not easily, at least. She clapped back to the comment and she said, “Ah, I’m so sorry. I forget. Sometimes people can’t think for themselves. Get this, there’s this crazy thing called shared custody. And maybe, just maybe, they’re with their dad that day. And she also defended a lot of moms and a lot of people came to her support after that saying, you know what? Why are we criticizing her for living her life? She doesn’t know anybody an explanation. Isn’t her husband Joseph Jonas of the Jonas Brothers? They’re divorced. Isn’t her ex-husband Joseph Jonas of the Jonas Brothers currently on tour? Like under his comment section, everybody’s like, “It’s iconic. It’s amazing. You’re doing so great.” It’s a double standard because he is a father to those children as well. And I’m not trying to pit them against each other, but not one person has said, “Hey, man, you’re not parenting.” I think I’m going to go leave a comment. Joseph, they’re trolling the mother of your children. If the mother of my children was getting trolled online about the way that she parented and I believed that she was an amazing mother, I’d be fighting in her corner. Yeah, I’d at least put up a story. Great. Nice, man. She’s a hardworking woman who’s entitled to live her life and parent at the same time. Moms are people, too. They need a break. Take care of the moms in your life. Let me ask you something. When you were growing up, did your parents ever get a babysitter or leave you at home whilst you Yeah. And I hated it. You know what? Maybe Sophie’s wrong. I used to get left at home with my brothers. Don’t know if I’m allowed to say that, but I would go out for how long? I don’t know. A couple of hours. Probably fine. 48 hours. I’d be starving, hungry, and dehydrated. No, obviously not. Going out for a couple of hours isn’t such a big deal. And if you ask me, it actually creates better, more well-rounded children because they don’t have crazy attachment issues where they can’t be left for an hour without freaking out and thinking you’re never going to come back. No, no. I freaked out for a long time. That explains a lot.