Rosanna Davison Urges People To Think Before They Type As She Shares Hurtful Message From Follower

 

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Rosanna Davison is opening up about her struggles with online trolls, and urging her fans and followers to think before they type, saying, “You never actually know what’s going on in people’s lives, behind closed doors.”

Speaking to VIP Magazine, Rosanna revealed one message in particular that she received. “I remember a comment when we announced our surrogacy journey with Sophia and someone said maybe I didn’t want to get fat or pregnant myself and I just thought, if only you knew how much I’m desperate to be pregnant myself.”

She added, “Things like that do come along, but I don’t let them bother me too much. I know the truth and I know how I feel. I’ve shared my story in all its honesty with nothing hidden.

 

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“It’s important to be honest and real and show that your life isn’t all perfect. At the moment it’s a struggle to look after three babies and I’m trying to be as honest about that as possible. It’s not easy.”

Rosanna then explained further that she tried her best not to dwell on any online negativity, but to focus on the kindness of others and her relationships in the real world, rather than online.

 

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“I wouldn’t say I’m tough. I’m still as sensitive as anyone else would be to it but I focus on the bigger picture now, which is what’s the most important thing and for me, that’s looking after my children, making sure they’re happy and protected,” she said.

“Everything else just seems a little bit less important and I don’t dwell on the small things any more. I just try to exclude that negativity from my life.

“Once you focus on what’s important to you and what’s relevant, then negativity and a passing comment from someone who’s having a bad day will not be important to you in a year or a week.”

• Rosanna Davison