Mama June is defending herself after a playful NSFW video sparked a backlash amid Anna’s battle with cancer

The reality star shared a playful NSFW video on her social media, which certainly isn’t anything unique. There are many videos on the internet where one partner embarrasses the other and films the other’s reaction. There’s really nothing to see other than the reaction.

In her own opinion on itJune urged “all my ladies out there to do this” while filming her husband Justin Stroud’s shocked reaction. While June was all fun and games, her followers had none of it.

In comments which have since been removed from her Instagram – along with any comments on the post which is still active on her Page (as well as her tick tock) – June was apparently criticized for doing anything other than sitting by the side of her daughter Anna “Chickadee” Caldwell during her battle with terminal cancer.

“Be worried about your eldest child with cancer, dude, and not on Instagram or TikTok [sic],” commented one follower, as captured by The Daily Mail. “I know if my adult child had cancer, I would drop everything and be by her side and fight with her without doing that crap.”

June chimed in with a lengthy and obviously passionate response, stressing that taking a moment not to care for a loved one or not being there for them in time of need doesn’t mean taking it. The following is as she wrote it verbatim.

“Well let me teach you a little bit and Anna will even show you that herself,” June wrote. “We talk to each other almost every day, each of my girls always mentions where I’ve been, honestly it’s been tough for all of us and she knows it.”

“But if she was really down, I mean, come on,” she continued. “I have common sense that we wouldn’t be going anywhere, I’d be right there, like we’ve always done. Every time she had chemo, Justin and I stayed with her for a week.”

“I mean, literally, we all live five minutes apart and honestly I wish that didn’t happen to us, but I’ve been involved with him my entire life, including my own drug addiction nearly a few years ago four years.” “

“But life doesn’t stop, even if some days it feels like I’m living in a dream, with all of that, it’s a daily mental and emotional struggle for me to deal with and sometimes get through the day, but in the end I have to do it.” that there is nothing we can do to change the situation.

“NI needed a minute’s break from reality, even though it’s on my mind every second of every day. So just because I post something on social media doesn’t mean I don’t care or that I’m not there for you. Thanks for your optimism, but by the time you walk in my shoes one day, you or anyone will have any idea what I’m struggling and what I’m struggling with.”

Just a month ago, in an interview with Anna, June and her daughters revealed that Anna’s cancer was stage IV entertainment tonight.

“She’s Stage IV,” June said. “She won’t go into remission. We all accepted that.” At the same time, she knows that an incurable diagnosis does not mean that doctors can honestly say how much time a patient has left. “Someone can tell you six months and you can live five years,” she said.

“It’s crazy to think that she probably won’t be here in five years,” interjected the youngest daughter Alana “Honey Boo Boo” Thompson. “But I hope she pulls through and fights for 10, 20 years… That’s my sister.”

Despite her diagnosis, Anna is still doing well, according to her family, staying active, driving her own car and remaining committed to getting her children where they need to go. Anna has two children, Kaitlyn (10) and Kylee (7). In May and June, she announced she was moving to Georgia to help care for her daughter.