US EditionHGTV’s Alison Victoria Hits Back at Online Bullies: ‘My Flame Won’t Go Out’
- HGTV star Alison Victoria recently addressed online criticism after noticing a negative article about her during her travels over the weekend.
- An article from TheList.com cited a Reddit discussion from 2021 in which users expressed strong negative opinions about Victoria’s character and television programs.
- Known for shows like Windy City Rehab, Sin City Rehab, Scariest House in America, and Battle on the Beach, Victoria said the criticism hurts because she shares her real self publicly.
- Victoria expressed that when faced with pain, a person has the choice to let it defeat them or to grow stronger from it, affirming that despite negative remarks, her spirit remains unbroken.
- She urged greater empathy, noting that pain causes some to hurt others and that understanding others’ pain helps explain negative behavior online.
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