Courtney Stoden says Bully Chris Tigen pushed them to the border

Courtney StoDden opened on a devastating fare Chris TieigenIn the past, the cyber -episodes were on their mental health, showing that they once approached their own lives.

In the new documentary Hulu “Impact X Nightline: Confessions of Child Bride”, Cortney Stoden, which has no binary and uses them/their pronouns, sincerely reminded of the tireless internet pursuit they faced after their highly promoted marriage with the actor of the Homachans.

At the time, Tigen was among those who mocked Stoden, shamefully tweeting her “dream”, to “dozing the dirt”, a comment StoDden, who says he had a deep and dangerous impact.

“I actually almost achieved suicide … It was a huge part,” they shared in a documentary. “I had a suicide letter.”

Breaking the middle of the interview, a 30-year-old guy reflected on his dark moment, saying: “I remember my last thought was:” Maybe I don’t deserve to be here when people who tell me I don’t deserve to be here. “

Although Tigen’s tweets were originally located in 2011 and 2012, they arose almost ten years later, causing the public and Tigen’s indignation and several professional capabilities.

She eventually deleted her account on Twitter, saying: “Hey. For more than 10 years you guys were my world. I honestly owe so much because we created here. I really think so many of my true friends, but it’s time to say goodbye. -To “.”

Following Tigen’s leaving Twitter, Courtney Stoden made accusations that the model was mocked with their years, both publicly and in private.

StoDden, who first made headlines in 2011 for his widely advertised marriage with the actor Hutconson at the age of 16, claimed that Tigen had sent them on the Internet to the mid control of the media.

“She’s not just a public drank that I wanted me to stuff” dirt “but would be privately telling me to kill myself,” Stoden said in an interview with the 2021 Daily Beast. “Things like” I can’t wait when you die. “

Screenshots allegedly tweet tigen shared TmzIncluding the one where she was reportedly ordered Stoden to “go to bed forever.”

StoDden, who refined the divorce with Hutconson in 2018, said they had experienced tireless bullying both in the media and with celebrities, but Tigen’s comments were one of the most harmful ones.

Against the backdrop of fastening, Tigen made public apologies, recognizing his past behavior and expressing deep regret.

“Not many people were lucky to prosecute all my past stupidity in front of the whole world. I’m scared and sad in who I was before. I was uncertain,” she wrote in a long statement on Twitter.

Tigen confessed that she was “ashamed and completely embarrassed” by her actions, but acknowledged that her personal shame was nothing compared to how StoDden probably felt.

“I worked so much to give you joy and be loved, and the feeling of the wit is almost unbearable. She continued.

Tigen also claimed that she tried to turn to Stodden privately, but wanted to make a public forgiveness because she so publicly fueled the persecution.

“I’m sorry, Courtney. Hope you can cure, knowing how deep it is,” she wrote. “And I’m sorry I lowered you. I will forever work on being better than 10 years ago, 1 year ago, 6 months ago.”

However, StoDden told earlier Page Sixth They remained blocked Teigen on X, the social media platform previously known as Twitter, despite public apology.

“I talked about it, perhaps a few years before (Tigen said sorry),” they said in a new documentary. “I want her to apologize for me as she said she did.”

StoDden confessed that they were not transferred to Tigen’s apologies, feeling that it was more about control over the reputation than the true accountability.

The full documentary “Blow X Nightline: Confession of the Children’s Bride” is now on Hula.

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