One can’t help but wonder if she got her wish.This clue was last seen on NYTimes FebruPuzzle. Jenkins thanked her family for the “best birthday ever” this afternoon. She has continued to delete numerous negative comments referencing Jax. He has been treated as a vessel in service of revenge, and certainly not with the same measure of decency afforded to children of other Housewives in the cast.ĭiana has continued posting on social media, sharing more birthday greetings on Instagram stories, and posting in support of Ukraine. He’s a child whose very innocence, age, and race, have been weaponized against him. It’s also the second time this season that Jax himself said he was violated and traumatized due to the show.
It’s a disturbing new low for the franchise and its participants: women who are not exactly known for coming “from a place of love.” While children of Housewives have received negative comments online-including Portia Umansky, Richards’ teenage daughter-there has never been what appears to be a bot farm procured to attack a cast member’s child, under the guise of defending specific other members of the cast. Someone coordinated an online attack against a child, using comments vocally supportive of Rinna, Girardi, and especially Jenkins that parroted critiques about Beauvais by those same members of the cast.īeauvais posted on social media pleading for her children to be kept separate from online battles, noting that she spent the night crying, and several members of the cast-Rinna, Kemsley, Crystal Kung Minkoff, Sutton Stracke, Kathy Hilton, and Kyle Richards-joined in support of Beauvais’ son, posting on social media that children should be kept off limits. Potentially using the services of a bot farm, they seemed to be purchased for a campaign aimed squarely at Jax.
Creators including and, myself, posted receipts showing that the individual accounts-which featured avatars of young, attractive, white women-were actually bots. What looked like a sudden and confusing way for Diana supporters (lol) to defend their icon became clearer as the Bravo community looked into the accounts behind these comments. Nasty, crude, and identical comments flooded in, saying that Beauvais had no right to criticize Girardi’s drinking “when your older brother was a drug addict,” accusing Beauvais of being the reason her talk show The Real was recently canceled, and telling Jax Beauvais was “desperate,” a “fame chaser,” a “hypocrite”: “Tell your mom to leave Erika, Lisa Rinna, and Diana alone.” Seemingly out of nowhere, beginning on Monday night, a flood of Instagram comments appeared on the Instagram account of Beauvais’ young son, Jax. Jenkins said Beauvais, a “fan favorite” (on only this, we agree), could get away with anything. She also posted over the weekend that Beauvais had been unempathetic about Jenkins’ recent miscarriage, which was discussed on the show. This is not the face of someone that will get pushed around. One such post: “Life is a long time and I do play a long game. Jenkins, a new Housewife whose Q score may have to be measured with a stethoscope after a wildly unpopular inaugural season on the show, posted repeatedly against Beauvais over the last week on Instagram. And there’s Sanela Diana Jenkins, who on last week’s episode said that Beauvais was the most guarded person in the cast, while Rinna replied that Beauvais was too “afraid” to hear Jenkins’ critique.
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