In a post she posted today (Sunday) to Story on her personal page on Instagram, Adi Bouzaglo shared her 182,000 followers with comments she receives in private messages.
This time it was a surfer who commented on the many collaborations she chooses to promote, and the lack of diversity in the cooking she uploads to the web.
She, for her part, blocked it, setting a new zero-tolerance practice against future slanderers: "From now on everyone will be blocked," she declared.
"How stupid and co-operative, K * s Rabek !!!", he wrote to Buzaglo (probably a few days ago) the follower who chose to keep his identity and not publish it, despite the difficult things he hurled at it. With your regrets 'best service', 'bomb food'.
How do you know if you're not in yet ?!
You're already making fun of yourself with these "partners," he stated.
Today, the same respondent hurled insults at Buzaglo, this time in reference to the handmade food she had just recently uploaded to the social network.
"Is there anything else you know how to make besides pasta and schnitzel and meatballs?", He wrote sarcastically, attaching a screenshot from its history and a laughing emoji.
The disparaging criticism was probably one too many for her.
She did not remain obligated and attacked the respondent back: "It is. I am tired of disgruntled followers on my page," Bouzaglo declared against the background of a screenshot from the messages sent to her from the same follower that took her out of her composure.
"You noticed that in the first murmur I did not block, and now I have decided enough is enough! I am tired of the evil," she wrote.
"I share in the most honest and genuine way everything that happens to me at home and in my life, fully support people and businesses and a lot even for free," she testified.
"So I'm tired of those people allowing themselves to be ridiculed or spread evil. From now on everyone will be blocked," she promised.
"And yes, I'll keep your dignity, no one is unpleasant to you," she wrote in a direct address to a follower who insulted her.
"I will not publish your name and picture," she noted and signed an angry emoji.
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