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Internet's 80 Year Old Bully PMO aka Pamela Own Words;👇👇👇👇She's a runna, she's a track starOh & my grandson learned NOT ...
09/05/2026

Internet's 80 Year Old Bully PMO aka Pamela Own Words;
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She's a runna, she's a track star
Oh & my grandson learned NOT to drop the soap so he good. Thanks for asking. Witcho DOXXING azz....keep it up, You'll definitely get served playing with me.

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First of all, Pamela, you’re talking about somebody getting served because you got offended by what she said. But let’s not forget that we’ve been documenting your behavior toward Briana from the beginning. You have continuously inserted yourself into her life, her children, and her children’s father like this woman is your personal obsession. At your age, you should be setting an example, not spending your time relentlessly picking at a younger woman and her family.

And since you decided to bring up the soap comment, maybe that energy would be better directed toward your grandson instead of a 34-year-old mother raising six children. You’re old enough to be Briana’s grandmother, yet you stay watching what she does, where she goes, who she talks to, and how she lives her life. She doesn’t need your approval, and she damn sure doesn’t need you sitting in that recliner critiquing every move she makes.

Now you’re talking about serving somebody? Be careful what you put out there, because Briana has every right to take appropriate action if she believes she’s being continually targeted. You have put plenty of your own behavior online, and yes, people have been keeping receipts. So if you want to start throwing around legal threats, don’t be surprised when somebody decides to let the proper channels handle it.

And you need to stop acting like you have some damn authority over Briana and Robert’s co-parenting relationship. You are not Briana’s mother. You are not her father. You are not her grandmother. You have absolutely no say in how she raises her children, what she does with her own life, or who she chooses to interact with. You don’t like her? Then stop watching her. Nobody is forcing your ass to tune in.

What makes this even more ridiculous is how deeply invested you are in somebody else’s family while having enough going on around you to keep your own attention occupied. You stay screaming into that phone, searching for something else to criticize, and then wonder why people are calling out your behavior. You’re not intimidating anybody by yelling at a screen and making threats about getting people served.

And let’s talk about crossing the line into somebody’s children. You have repeatedly had something to say about Briana’s kids, while sitting around with people involved in their own mess and still finding the nerve to scrutinize hers. That’s some serious audacity. You keep inserting yourself into situations that do not belong to you, then act shocked when somebody finally tells you to mind your damn business.

So Pamela, if you want to keep playing this little game of threats and lawsuits, remember that Briana is perfectly capable of deciding when enough is enough. You can keep talking from that recliner, but don’t confuse being loud with having power. You’ve spent entirely too much time targeting this woman and her children. At your big age, you should know better.

Now go find something productive to do, change that damn Depend, and leave Briana and her children the hell alone.

Internet Counterfeit Father Robert Hampton's Own Words:👇👇👇👇When I saw a woman leave a negative comment about a father an...
09/05/2026

Internet Counterfeit Father Robert Hampton's Own Words:
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When I saw a woman leave a negative comment about a father and daughter doing a podcast together, under a post of me and my daughter, I knew this world was in a bad place. Imagine seeing a father spending quality time with his daughter, building memories and creating something positive together… and somehow finding something negative to say about it.

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Robert Hampton, you really thought the biggest issue here was somebody making a negative comment? NOPE. The first thing that jumped out at me was “me and my daughter.” Sir, at 45 years old, PLEASE learn the difference between the subject and object of a sentence. It’s “my daughter and I.” But grammar is the least interesting part of this mess. What caught my attention is how quickly you grabbed one negative comment and turned it into another performance for the internet. If you were genuinely enjoying your father-daughter moment, why was that ONE comment important enough for you to make a whole public announcement about it? Sometimes maturity means seeing something you don’t like and KEEPING IT MOVING.

But since you decided to put fatherhood on display, let’s discuss the history that comes along with that title. You cannot expect people to look at a microphone, a camera and a smiling picture and suddenly forget everything that has already been discussed publicly. Your oldest daughter’s situation, the child-support controversy where you wanted her mother to sign a paper saying you didn't have to pay child support in order for her to get her child back, the agreement surrounding her return to her mother, and the questions surrounding your involvement were already out here.

You spent years telling people what kind of father you were, so people are going to examine whether your actions matched the image you promoted. And now, with your youngest child, we’re watching another situation where child support has become part of the conversation while her mother is being attacked and discredited. Robert, PEOPLE ARE GOING TO NOTICE THAT PATTERN.

And let’s talk about the part you probably wish everybody would forget—the period when your daughter was homeless and a woman who was not related to her stepped up and opened her home. She helped provide that child and her daughter with food, clothing, shelter and somewhere safe to stay for roughly a year and a half.

A STRANGER stepped into a situation that should have been handled by the child’s parents. And according to that woman’s public account, instead of being appreciated for doing something she absolutely did not have to do, she was cursed out, disrespected and allegedly threatened. She eventually had to publicly explain what she says happened. Then, after she started talking about the situation, you went and got your daughter. So now you want the internet to celebrate this beautiful father-daughter podcast? BEFORE WE CELEBRATE, I WANT TO KNOW WHERE THAT SAME FATHERLY ENERGY WAS WHEN YOUR DAUGHTER NEEDED A ROOF OVER HER HEAD.

Because THIS is what accountability looks like. You don't get to pick the chapter people are allowed to read. If you want everybody to see the loving father sitting beside his daughter today, then you also have to be willing to confront the father your daughter says she experienced before. You publicly said that your daughter was grown at 14. She publicly discussed what she says happened with the belt.

She told her story, and you subsequently appeared to mock the situation with that same belt. Those aren't insignificant details that disappear because y’all sat down and recorded a podcast. If this relationship is truly about healing, then ADDRESS THE HARD S**T. Don’t just showcase the pretty moments and expect everybody to shut up about the ugly ones.

Robert Hampton, you can make all the podcasts you want. You can take all the pictures you want. You can tell everybody how wonderful your relationship is today. But NONE OF THAT ERASES WHAT CAME BEFORE IT. Fatherhood is bigger than content. It’s bigger than a caption. It’s bigger than getting applause from strangers online. It’s being present when nobody is watching and accepting responsibility when there’s nothing to gain from it.

And that woman who opened her home to your daughter and granddaughter? If her public account is accurate, you owe her something that should have been said a LONG damn time ago: THANK YOU. She didn't have to rescue your child. She didn't have to feed her, clothe her, house her or care for her. She did it anyway. So before you get offended because somebody questioned the picture you're presenting, maybe deal with the history that made people question it in the first place.

09/04/2026

Well, I'm headed in. My shift starts at 7. You guys have a great evening out here. I'll check in from time to time. đź©·

09/04/2026

I guess the Airbnb time is up, huh?

PART 2 — PICKING UP WHERE WE LEFT OFFExclusive's Reaction:👇Exclusive Now let's talk about your daughter, because THAT sh...
09/04/2026

PART 2 — PICKING UP WHERE WE LEFT OFF

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Now let's talk about your daughter, because THAT should have been your priority from day one.

That little girl needs stability. She needs consistency. She needs food, shelter, necessities, supervision, and a mother who's focused on building a secure life for her, not waiting around for another person to provide everything.

And I'm not going to sit here and pretend I didn't see what YOU showed publicly. There were times when it appeared your attention was wrapped up in Robert while your daughter needed you. There were things people could see with their own eyes. You showed it. People commented on it. And now you don't want anybody discussing it?

NOPE.

And that house? Girl, please.

You were living there. People saw the condition of that home. People saw the dishes, the clutter, the things on the floor. Hell, your own content exposed more than you probably realized. And then there was that damn mop situation! A mop that had been on the floor going into the kitchen sink, and then your ass went right back to laying across the bed.

COME ON NOW!

Then you want everybody to believe you're simply a victim of circumstances?

I'M NOT BUYING IT.

You had an entire year to make a move. You could've worked. You could've saved. You could've applied for jobs. You could've found housing. You could've built something that belonged to YOU.

Instead, it looked like you were waiting for somebody else to handle the grown-folk business.

And don't get me started on the relationship. You moved yourself and your child in with a man you didn't even know like that, got involved with him immediately, and apparently thought this situation was going to become permanent.

Girl, WHO MADE THAT PROMISE?

You saw the man's money and whatever you thought your future with him was going to be, and now you're dealing with the reality that it didn't turn out that way.

That's why I keep telling people: never build your entire future around somebody else's pockets.

And Amira, crying doesn't change accountability.

Getting defensive doesn't change accountability.

Calling everybody a hater doesn't change accountability.

And telling me what I can say DEFINITELY doesn't change accountability.

You are a grown-ass woman.

GET YOUR ASS UP.

Find a job. Find resources. Find housing. Make a plan. Take care of your child. And stop expecting strangers to continuously finance the consequences of decisions they didn't make.

Do I think homelessness is serious? Absolutely.

Do I think your daughter deserves stability? ABSOLUTELY.

But do I believe being in a difficult situation means nobody is allowed to question how you got there?

HELL NO.

And I'm STILL waiting on one answer:

WHY DID YOUR FRIEND PUT YOU OUT?

Because baby...

THAT'S the part you keep avoiding.

And I haven't forgotten it.

09/04/2026

Good morning, my beautiful people! 🩷 I worked 12 hours last night, and I’m now at the surgeon’s office handling some follow-up appointments this morning. I’ll be back with y’all in a little bit! 🩷

Internet's Panhandler Amira The Shaman's Own Words:👇👇👇👇“Guess What? I'm Homeless Again!”And posted her Cash App. But Ami...
09/04/2026

Internet's Panhandler Amira The Shaman's Own Words:
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“Guess What? I'm Homeless Again!”
And posted her Cash App. But Amira doesn't want anybody asking why she hasn't done A, B, C, and D.

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AMIRA! I saw that “I’m homeless again” post and that Cash App sitting right underneath it, and I already knew I needed to say something. I was at work when I saw it, handling my own responsibilities, so I couldn't get to it immediately. But now I'm on my break, so let's talk.

First of all, you will NOT police my voice because you don't like what I'm saying. You put your situation on the internet. You asked the internet for help. That means the same internet gets to have questions and opinions. You don't get to demand silence just because the conversation isn't going the way you wanted.

You're 34 years old, Amira. You're not a child. You're a grown woman with a child, and your priority should be figuring out how to provide stability for BOTH of you. Nobody is saying life can't knock you down. It can. But when you keep ending up in the same damn position, eventually somebody has to ask what part YOUR choices played in getting you there.

And that's where my problem comes in.

People were offering you jobs. People were giving you resources. People were telling you where you could work. But somehow the Cash App seemed to get more attention than the opportunities. That's what I don't understand. If somebody is offering me a way to make money and become independent, I'm grabbing that opportunity with BOTH hands!

Because let's be real, you had time.

You had time while you were living with Robert to get yourself together, find employment, save money, make a plan, and prepare for the possibility that your living arrangement might not last. Instead, from what you publicly showed, it looked like you were getting comfortable depending on somebody else.

And now you're homeless AGAIN.

But here's the part I really want to know: WHAT HAPPENED?

Because you keep dancing around why your friend put you out. You don't want to answer that question. Fine. You don't have to tell anybody anything.

But you also can't come back to the same public you asked for money from and expect nobody to ask questions.

And THAT brings me to your daughter...

Because that's where this gets even deeper.

TO BE CONTINUED...

09/04/2026

I'm coming, I had to run down to the Pharmacy. They've been backed up today, and there was things that I needed. In ICU and CCU, but I'm on my way

Let’s just call it what it is: AMIRA IS LAZY. And no, I’m not talking about somebody having an off day or needing a brea...
09/04/2026

Let’s just call it what it is: AMIRA IS LAZY. And no, I’m not talking about somebody having an off day or needing a break. I’m talking about a pattern of behavior where responsibility gets avoided while everybody else is expected to pick up the slack.

At some point, “that’s just how she is” stops being an excuse. Grown people have responsibilities, and you don’t get to constantly expect other people to carry what you refuse to carry yourself.

And before somebody starts screaming about people judging her, understand this: nobody is obligated to pretend they don’t see what’s right in front of them. If your actions repeatedly show a lack of effort, people are going to have an opinion about that.

You can call it criticism, you can call it hate, you can call it whatever makes you comfortable. But accountability doesn't magically become bullying just because you don't like hearing it.

Lazy is lazy. Period.

09/04/2026

AMIRA
Oh, you know I'm coming. I'll be back out here. I'm at work & I'm listening to Amoira but I will be back!

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