Zendaya Hits Back At Internet Trolls Who Called Her Parents Ugly, Disney star Zendaya Coleman has responded to internet trolls who called her mom and dad, Claire Stoermer and Kazembe Ajamu ‘ugly’. In a twitter post shared earlier in the week, the 18 year old described her parents as ‘two of the most selfless people in the world’ while urging the trolls to think about what’s really important.
According to E!, earlier this week a few Internet trolls shared a photo of Zendaya with her parents and began commenting about how “ugly" they were. One user even went as far as saying she "would cry" if her parents looked like them.
But the 18 year old decided to take on the haters in her usual eloquent fashion, posting a love-filled response on twitter. "First I'm gonna pray for you," she wrote. "While you're so concerned about what my parents look like, please know that these are two of the most selfless people in the world.”
“They have chosen to spend their entire life, not worried about trivial things such as looks and insulting people's parents on Twitter, but instead became educators who have dedicated their lives to teaching, cultivating and filling young shallow mind. (One of the most important yet underpaid jobs we have)."Please, log out, go to school, hug a teacher and read a textbook…and while you're at it, go look in the mirror and know that you too are beautiful, because such hateful things only stem from internal struggles. Bless you,” the actress added.
According to E!, earlier this week a few Internet trolls shared a photo of Zendaya with her parents and began commenting about how “ugly" they were. One user even went as far as saying she "would cry" if her parents looked like them.
But the 18 year old decided to take on the haters in her usual eloquent fashion, posting a love-filled response on twitter. "First I'm gonna pray for you," she wrote. "While you're so concerned about what my parents look like, please know that these are two of the most selfless people in the world.”
“They have chosen to spend their entire life, not worried about trivial things such as looks and insulting people's parents on Twitter, but instead became educators who have dedicated their lives to teaching, cultivating and filling young shallow mind. (One of the most important yet underpaid jobs we have)."Please, log out, go to school, hug a teacher and read a textbook…and while you're at it, go look in the mirror and know that you too are beautiful, because such hateful things only stem from internal struggles. Bless you,” the actress added.
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