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Momma don't play when it comes to her little one! MStars News has learned that Solange Knowles slammed one Instagram user for calling her son, Daniel "Julez" Smith Jr "ugly."
According to US Magazine, the fued started after Knowles posted a photo of her son's Halloween costume on the last week, the caption that read: "Young cool J too cool for ghost and goblins." Her 11-year-old was dressed in a red Adidas track suit and accessorized with gold headphones around his neck, seen below.
A photo posted by Entertainment Prescription LLC (@entertainmentprescription_) on Oct 31, 2015 at 5:59pm PDT
After the post, the Instagram user, @alexandriaaaf decided to write, "So cute but at the same time he ugly," and as a result caught the anger of Julez's mother.
After seeing what the user posted, the 29-year-old went off and let the critics of her son have it. Knowles replied back to the Instagram user and said: "@alexandriaaaf Jussst as I thought it was safe to share pictures again, a young'n like you decides to use her time to spread ugliness," she said. "I don't fault you, I can only imagine why you would feel the need to say such things, but thanks again for being a reminder that out of all the love and wonderful energy shared, that when I open up a space for an innocent beautiful being like my boy to be criticized and judged, that I WILL most likely respond, and that he receives enough love and celebration at home that it's just not worth it to go down this road."
Ouch! Knowles basically isn't the one you want to mess with. Come on guys, remember when she went off on her brother-in-law, Jay Z. The infamous elevator fight is probably a prime example to why someone may not want to cross Beyonce's little sister the wrong way.
Knowles isn't the only one whose had to deal with social media trolls when it comes to celebrities and their children. Amber Rose warned her fans that she was going to stop posting images of her son because of the harsh words people would say about little Sebastian.
Shouldn't kids be off limits in the topic of social media discussion? Should parents keep their children off of social media if they don't want the world to chime in with opinions? MStars News wants to know what you think.
