I’m still waiting for Rihanna to just say something baby! But in the mean time Jasmina’s mother, Thea is speaking out to People.com, and she tells People she did not send the tweet, but the tweet is true (suspect). Rihanna if that is the case, then that is kind of foul, but I’m will wait to see what her publicist comes up with.
Anyway, this is what Thea Anema has to say about the mysterious ghost tweet that was true:
Thea Anema denied writing the message herself, but said she is disappointed not to have heard from Rihanna, 22, since Jasmina passed away on Jan. 27.
“Friends have helped me with all kinds of stuff and many know the passwords to my personal e-mail, the Caringbridge site and also Twitter,” Anema wrote. “Although I did not Tweet this particular one, I do wish that Rihanna had responded to me on Jasmina’s passing. It would have meant the world to me.”
“Rihanna was so kind to come and visit her. I just felt hurt not hearing anything from her. Or of any other celebrities for that matter. The only ones who reached out to me personally during this time of grief were the Obamas.” {Source}
So the President and First Lady of the United States can take time out to call Jasmina’s mom during two wars, a recession, and right wing conspiracy, but Rihanna couldn’t find the time. I gonna need you to say something baby!
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You jumped to judgment on whitney, but you have to wait for rihanna publicist to come up with a lie before making judgment???? hmmmmmm….
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Wow, so now she didn’t write it at all huh. IDK….smh
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@Deirdre B Pride,
She’s been quiet, and so has her camp. Which shows when Rihanna wants to disappear she can. All this media blitz is cleverly orchestrated. Now, when she needs to speak, she’s awfully quiet.
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@MrsGrapevine 2,
I actually don’t believe that Rihanna owes anyone any comment. I think it was very thoughtful that she honored the girl’s request while she was alive. After all, it was the little girl’s request. I feel really bad for her grieving mother, but I would think that after such a loss one would hardly be concerned about a celebrity not consoling her (not her child–remember, Rihanna did this when the child was alive) because she would be mourning her loss.
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@pure entertainment,
I don’t think Rihanna owes the mother anything. But remember Rihanna’s presence was a two way street. Yes, she honored the girls wishes, but with a camera crew and national media. She also invited Jasmina to her album release, and took more photos of her with the girl. So both Rihanna and Jasmina gained something from the relationship. It wasn’t just a celebrity granting a girl’s wish, it was a celebrity gaining “good” publicity for honoring a girls wish.
Respect goes along way, and if the President and his wife, took the time to send their condolences, and they were not as close to Jasmina, then I think Rihanna could have to.
This doesn’t make Rihanna a bad person, but it just makes people question her motives, which is not a good PR move.
Losing a child is hard, and when this woman thinks of her daughter’s memory, she will always associate it with Rihanna. So, the nice thing to do, whether or not she “owes” the woman anything, would be to call.
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I hope Rhianna did not do this just for publicity. Payback is a mother.