Kristen Kelly, who is known for being the original cast of the reality show Bad Girls Club, recently had an emotional outburst on TikTok. A distressed Kristen Kelly, who is also 34 weeks pregnant, announced that she found out her boyfriend and the father of her children was vacationing in Mexico with her friend. In a bizarre happenstance, she found out about her cheating partner when she came across a GoFundMe page set up by her friend Kalyn’s family. The GoFundMe page mentioned that Kristen Kelly’s boyfriend Chris Schievink and her friend Kalyn were in Mexico when they got into a bike accident.
The former reality TV star said that this came as a shock to her because her boyfriend told her that he is working the whole week and is just one hour away from her considering she is heavily pregnant with their second child. In between the sobs, she said, “While on the trip Kalyn and Chris were in a motorcycle accident. Her family made a GoFundMe, which is how I found out. For once a motorcycle accident saved someone’s life.”
Kelly also revealed that she has been acting as the sole caretaker of their autistic daughter.
Now, Kelly’s meltdown and the bizarre way she got to know about her boyfriend’s affair have created a buzz. Videos from her livestream are going viral on different platforms. One of her clips was shared on Instagram.
In the comments, many people sympathised with Kelly, while others criticised her for processing her emotions on livestream. An Instagram user wrote, “He is a cheater, he needs to go. You need to walk away from that. You need better focus on your children and build yourself and your kids. Social media is superficial, not therapy. Be strong for your kids.”
Someone else wrote, “Why do people record themselves crying? I can barely understand her talking. I get that you’re sad, but people who set up a camera and cry clearly have a mental illness and need attention. If you gotta cry sis, just cry or call your bestie. All of Instagram doesn’t need to see you bawling. This is so cringe!”
An Instagram user defended her public outburst and wrote, “Why are people so annoyed with her crying on camera? She’s hurt. Just because you all weren’t allowed to cry in your childhood doesn’t mean her tears aren’t authentic or her pain isn’t real.”
Some people also dubbed her boyfriend’s bike accident as “instant karma”. An Instagram user commented, “Him getting into that accident is the universe getting him back. Now you take everything he owns.”
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