Louise Thompson says she is “deeply devastated” after receiving backlash for comments she and her husband, Ryan Libbey, made about potty training on their podcast. Multiple reports describe how the couple faced criticism after their remarks were perceived as mocking children who are still wearing nappies when they begin school. Thompson later addresses the controversy on Instagram, issuing an apology to those who felt offended and clarifying that she says she never intended to cause harm. She also explains that she has “tremendous admiration” for mothers who face difficulties and challenges while toilet training children. The reports present her response as an effort to acknowledge the reaction, express regret, and reiterate her support for parents dealing with the practical stresses of child development.
Louise Thompson apologises after backlash over potty-training comments
Louise Thompson says she is “deeply devastated” after receiving backlash for comments she and her husband, Ryan Libbey, made about potty training on their podcast. Multiple reports describe how the co...
- Louise Thompson and Ryan Libbey face backlash over potty-training comments made on their podcast.
- Criticism centers on the perception that the remarks mocked children who are still wearing nappies when they start school.
- Thompson responds on Instagram and issues an apology.
- She says she did not intend to offend others.
- Thompson expresses admiration for mothers who struggle with toilet training.
Louise Thompson took to Instagram on Saturday to issue a sincere apology following major backlash on comments made by her and husband Ryan Libbey on their podcast.
3 months agoOn Thursday, the former Made In Chelsea star, 36, and her husband Ryan Libbey, 35, sparked backlash after appearing to 'mock' children who are still wearing nappies by the time they start school.
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