Recently, Vanesa Medina, a Bolivian model and lawyer, made headlines after she was caught on camera dropping off her son at school wearing a skin-tight pink playsuit.
The video of Medina went viral on social media platforms prompting mixed reactions from people across the world.
According to reports, it was not the first time that she had dressed “inappropriately” in front of young children while dropping off her son at school.
Barstool Sports, which is predominantly tailored towards males, commented on the controversy saying Bolivia has many issues such as “rampant violent crime” and “exploited child labor” but joked about how getting fathers to drop their kids off isn’t one due to Medina’s outfit.
The website also called out those who criticized her for her clothing choice by saying they should be providing “thoughts and prayers” for her son instead.
In response to all of the criticism being directed at her online, Vanesa Medina took to social media expressing frustration over those who judged her choices of dress without knowing any details about the story.
She said that while she appreciated having supporters defending her online against those who were trying to denigrate and expose her 4-year-old son without his consent or knowledge (which she noted is a crime), she wanted them to understand why some might find this kind of attire inappropriate for public settings where there are young children present.
The discussion surrounding this incident reminds us that although we have rights as individuals that allow us certain freedoms like dressing how we please, there are also times when it is important to practice modesty out of respect for others.
While no one can deny Vanesa Medina’s hard work and commitment in staying fit nor can anyone deny her right pursue a modeling career if she pleases, it would be wise for everyone involved in this situation moving forward not only reflect upon their own actions but also take into consideration other perspectives before jumping into conclusions next time around.
Do we think this hot mom was in the wrong here?
