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Exclusive, Covington, GA (2026)

01/08/2026

Robert's Own Words:
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“I NEVER CHEATED ON A WOMAN IN MY ENTIRE LIFE BUT I COULD’VE CHEATED THOUSANDS OF TIMES. 😇 ”

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Statements like this are exactly how narratives get rewritten online, loud claims meant to erase documented behavior. Saying something confidently doesn’t make it true, especially when timelines, witnesses, and past actions tell a very different story.

Integrity isn’t measured by what someone says they could have done, but by what they actually did when no audience was watching.
What makes this claim especially insulting is the attempt to rewrite a marriage where accountability was repeatedly avoided. While accusations were publicly thrown at the one person who remained faithful, the reality showed a consistent pattern of outside involvement during the marriage and throughout the divorce process.

The truth doesn’t disappear just because it’s inconvenient, it waits.

It’s also telling when someone who struggled with commitment now tries to rebrand themselves as loyal. Avoidance of commitment isn’t growth when it’s rooted in fear of being held accountable. Loyalty isn’t a slogan, and faithfulness isn’t something you declare after the fact to clean up a public image.

The facts don’t need embellishment, and they don’t need yelling.

They stand on their own, quietly, consistently, and unchanged. At the strip club, too 3 and 4 o'clock in the morning. yeah, that is cheating.

What makes this even more reckless is the continued use of wordplay to dodge responsibility. Cheating isn’t a technicality and it isn’t a debate exercise, it’s a breach of trust, period. Maintaining intimate involvement outside a marriage, parading another woman while still legally bound, and dragging a faithful spouse through public humiliation all fall under the same category.

The woman who was cleaning your home and cooking you food. She was doing more than that.( Cheating)

Clever phrasing doesn’t erase conduct.
And let’s be clear: the person who stayed loyal doesn’t need to rewrite history to appear clean. The one who violated trust does. This pattern of denial followed by projection isn’t accidental, it’s deliberate.

But no matter how often the story is flipped, behavior tells the truth every time.

The truth doesn’t argue. It exposes itself, no matter how carefully the lie is packaged.

01/08/2026

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“My granddaughter getting big ❤️😍”

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Posting pictures of a grandchild while refusing to address the very real homelessness that child and her mother are facing is not love, it’s image management. A photo shared online does not replace responsibility, protection, or provision. When a parent or grandparent knows their child is struggling for shelter and safety, the priority should be action, not optics.

What makes this even more troubling is that while these images are being reshared publicly, his own daughter is still waiting for an answer about whether she and her child can move in with him. That silence speaks louder than any caption. Sharing a child’s image while withholding help from that child’s mother is not engagement, it is exploitation for attention and personal gain.

There is also a clear pattern here. Financial support has consistently been denied to his own children, including unpaid child support for his oldest daughter, while resources are freely extended to others living in his home. When a daughter once asked for a small amount of help and was refused, yet that same period marked the beginning of ongoing financial support for someone else, the priorities are unmistakable.

A man who claims growth and accountability cannot ignore his own child’s hardship while publicly presenting himself as a proud grandfather. Real fatherhood and grandfatherhood are shown through consistency, sacrifice, and protection, not reposted photos.

What cannot be ignored is the deliberate choice being made. Housing a woman and her child while knowing his own daughter and granddaughter are without stable shelter is not a misunderstanding, it is a decision. No amount of public posting can erase the reality that help was available, space was available, and yet his own child was left waiting. That is not circumstance; that is preference.

And posting those images while that choice remains unresolved is especially unacceptable. It sends a clear message: appearances are being prioritized over people, and praise is being sought while responsibility is avoided.

You cannot claim pride in a grandchild while refusing to show up when that child needs safety most. Love does not perform, it provides.

The truth always finds its way to the surface no matter how carefully the image is curated.

01/07/2026

Robert's Own Words:
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"You could never break me with your hate because it makes me stronger. "

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Some people confuse noise for strength, but real strength shows up in responsibility and action, not in altered images or AI videos. When someone needs to see the truth, enhancements and filters won’t hide what’s really happening behind the screen.

Using AI to build muscles or create an image of confidence only exposes insecurity, not power.

This isn’t about hate. It’s about accountability. A father’s priority should be his children, not selectively, not when it’s convenient, and not after neglecting real needs. Choosing comfort over your daughter’s safety, warmth, or basic needs is something the public sees clearly.

People aren’t “throwing rocks” out of spite; they are noticing the gap between words and real-life actions.

Pointing out manipulation, narrative control, or selective responsibility is not an attack, it’s observation. Public behavior leaves a permanent mark, and children notice everything. What you share online, the persona you project, and the reality you avoid cannot be undone by clever AI effects.

The truth will always shine through eventually.

If criticism bothers you, then transparency is the remedy. Public figures who invite attention online must be prepared to face scrutiny, positive or negative. Hiding behind filters, exaggerated images, or posts claiming “hate makes me stronger” does not replace accountability.

Confidence comes from integrity, not digital enhancement.

True strength starts with authenticity.

Be mindful of your actions as much as your posts, because your children, your family, and the public are watching closely.

No matter how the narrative is spun, reality will always catch up.

Strength isn’t what you show online, it’s how consistently you show up in real life.

01/07/2026

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“It’s us against the world. We had fun last night.”

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What stands out isn’t the caption itself, it’s the pattern behind it. Repeatedly presenting a curated image through AI‑generated photos and stitched‑together clips doesn’t change reality; it simply avoids it. When someone relies on filters, edits, and artificial scenes to tell their story, it raises a reasonable question about why the real version is being avoided.

There’s also a visible contradiction between what’s being posted and what’s being lived. Public displays of partying and drinking, paired with dismissive language about past partners, don’t reflect stability or self‑control.

Especially when there are children involved, optics matter, not for social media applause, but for safety, responsibility, and consistency. Those concerns aren’t personal attacks; they’re legitimate observations based on what is being publicly shared.

What’s most troubling is the repeated prioritization of convenience over responsibility. Offering shelter and protection selectively while ignoring one’s own child and grandchild sends a clear message about misplaced priorities.

Stability isn’t measured by who’s welcomed into a space, it’s measured by who is not being protected when they should be.

Patterns don’t disappear just because they’re repackaged.

When control, image management, and avoidance repeat themselves, people notice — not because they’re “against” someone, but because truth has a way of resurfacing no matter how polished the presentation becomes.

Eventually, the image fades, and only the truth remains.

01/07/2026

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"Shoutout to my Walmart shopper for picking me out one single broccoli floret! Not a crown. Not a head. Just… a broccoli nugget. It will make a wonderful a garnish. 🥦😂"

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It’s unbelievable how some people try to present ordinary things as accomplishments, but what’s worse is that Robert didn’t even create the content he’s sharing. The photo he posted was taken from someone else’s page, and the Walmart screenshot could easily have been manipulated.

This isn’t just about exaggerating a minor moment, it’s about a man who can’t come up with his own content and instead relies on taking from others to appear relevant or funny. Very manipulative oh, most definitely we've seen this plenty of times over the years.

This pattern is telling. At 44 years old, you would expect someone to have original thoughts, experiences, or ideas to share, yet Robert repeatedly shows he cannot generate his own material. Stealing someone else’s work to make a post is low-vibrational behavior, showing a lack of creativity, accountability, and integrity. It’s a shortcut that misleads his audience while masking his inability to produce anything genuine.

Watching him highlight a single broccoli floret as if it were a big achievement is almost laughable, but the real issue is the theft behind it. The post isn’t about the broccoli, it’s about a man taking credit for something that isn’t his and demonstrating a consistent inability to be original. Nothing real about him.

For someone at his age, this should be embarrassing, but he continues the same patterns without reflection.

Authenticity cannot be faked, and stealing content is always exposed eventually.

This broccoli stunt is just another clear example that Robert can’t produce anything of his own and relies on taking from others to stay visible. Definitely, let's not forget artificial intelligence.

01/06/2026

Robert Own Words:
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"Man, let me take y’all back with this one"

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Pictures and captions can create an illusion, but they don’t replace the reality of fatherhood.

Real parenting isn’t about posting old photos or crafting a narrative online; it’s about showing up consistently, spending meaningful time, and being actively present in your children’s lives.
This isn’t just about appearances. His oldest daughter and granddaughter didn’t receive the attention or involvement they deserved.

Opportunities for connection were ignored, and social media posts cannot erase absence. When priorities are self-focused instead of child-focused, the consequences fall on the children, shaping their view of love, trust, and family.

A father’s role is measured by his actions, not by his posts. Attempts to create an image of involvement cannot cover up years of absence or missed moments.

Children notice what’s real, and the truth of his priorities is clear.

The truth has a way of showing itself, no matter how carefully it’s hidden.

01/06/2026

Time to mask back up 😷 A significant number of people have falling ill, and it's not talked about like it should be..

01/06/2026

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“I didn’t survive what tried to break me just to play small—this is what rebuilding looks like.”

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What’s being framed here as “survival” conveniently skips over who was actually harmed. True survival isn’t a slogan, it’s what happens when someone endures sustained emotional, physical, financial, and spiritual control inside a marriage and still finds the strength to speak openly afterward.

Rewriting history doesn’t equal growth. Losing people, stability, and credibility doesn’t happen by accident, it follows repeated choices rooted in pride and a refusal to take accountability. No amount of motivational language can undo the reality that actions, not captions, tell the real story.

Healing doesn’t require a smear campaign. Rebuilding doesn’t involve recruiting dozens of voices to discredit one person for sympathy. And accountability doesn’t come from portraying oneself as the victim while ignoring the damage left behind.

There’s a clear difference between accountability and performance. When someone repeatedly centers themselves as the victim while dismissing documented harm, that isn’t healing, it’s deflection.

Growth requires ownership, not an audience.
It’s also important to understand that what was lost wasn’t taken, it was forfeited.

Relationships collapse when respect, safety, and honesty are replaced with control, manipulation, and public retaliation. Those consequences don’t disappear just because they’re inconvenient to acknowledge.

Survivorship isn’t proven through inspirational language or selective storytelling. It’s proven through changed behavior, consistent responsibility, and the absence of ongoing harm.

Until those things exist, claims of rebuilding remain words without substance.

Growth is quiet. Truth is consistent. And responsibility doesn’t need an audience to exist.

Eventually, reality speaks louder than reinvention ever could.

01/06/2026

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“Nothing makes me happier than seeing my baby girl truly enjoy herself. I’m big on letting her be a kid—laugh loud, play hard, get messy, and make memories. Childhood goes by fast, so I protect her joy like it’s my job… because it is. ”

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Public moments can look beautiful, especially when they’re shared at the right time. But parenting isn’t measured by captions or carefully selected photos or video, it’s measured by consistency, responsibility, and follow-through when no audience is present.

Protecting a child’s joy involves more than celebrating milestones online. It includes ensuring their needs are met, their stability is protected, and their financial support is handled without excuses. Those responsibilities exist every day, not just when a post is made. And fathers don't show favoritism to one child over the other, especially when you have 2 daughters.

When required support goes unpaid while other adults are financially assisted, people are naturally going to question priorities. That’s not criticism, that’s accountability. Children should never be placed in competition with adult situations for resources that are meant for them.

It’s also important to remember that being present isn’t limited to visits or visibility.

Presence includes doing what the court requires, honoring commitments, and understanding that children shouldn’t have to carry the weight of adult decisions.

Titles like “father” aren’t earned through hashtags. They’re earned through actions that protect a child’s future, not just their image.

Real care shows up quietly, consistently, and responsibly especially when you have 2 daughters, even when no one is clapping.

Consistency always tells the real story, louder than any post ever could.

01/06/2026

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Thanks for coming to my defense (while taking resources from his children and taking the space that was meant for them.)

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If my content troubles you or doesn’t align with your views, the simplest solution is not to visit my page. No invitation was extended. This space is mine, and the conversations here are guided by what my community and I choose to discuss.

That said, when personal matters are shared publicly online, they naturally invite public discussion, opinions, and reactions. That’s not harassment, that’s how public platforms work.

What is concerning is where priorities appear to be placed. When resources are being used to support adults while a father’s own children, including one who is without stable housing, are left without adequate support, people are going to notice and talk.

Blood should matter. Children should come first.

There are visible inconsistencies that raise reasonable questions. Lavish purchases alongside claims of financial hardship. One household receiving support while another child receives the bare minimum.

These are not rumors pulled from thin air, they are observations based on what has been publicly shown.

Living in a home without your name on the lease does not equal permanent stability. And presenting that situation as otherwise doesn’t change the reality. It simply highlights how far some will go to avoid responsibility while benefiting from someone else’s obligations being ignored.

No one needs to invent a narrative when the story is already being told openly. Actions, patterns, and priorities speak louder than explanations.

The internet didn’t create these questions visibility did.

The truth doesn’t need to be exaggerated to be seen.

The truth always exposes itself, no matter how loud the lies get.

01/06/2026

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While shopping for a drink on live, a request was made by Amira “throw a black box in the bag." then heap and down the shelves, too. Black Box.

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Once again what stands out here isn’t the live stream, it’s the priorities being shown in real time.

When someone openly asks for alcohol while being financially supported, and that support is coming from a man who claims he “can’t afford” his legal responsibilities, people are allowed to question the choices being made.

Especially when those choices involve funding habits for an unrelated adult while his own child remains without stable housing.
You can’t say resources are limited while simultaneously choosing where, and who, those resources go.

Taking in a homeless woman and her child is a choice. Funding her needs is a choice. Doing so while claiming you cannot meet your obligation to your own homeless daughter or pay child support for your youngest daughter is not a misunderstanding, it’s a decision.

Accountability doesn’t disappear just because the situation is uncomfortable.
It becomes clearer.

Truth doesn’t need volume, it just needs consistency.

01/06/2026

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“I’m not homeless and I’ve never been homeless so how can someone who lives with me be homeless?”

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That question avoids the real issue. Homelessness isn’t erased simply because someone is temporarily staying in another person’s space.

Her name isn't on the lease she is still homeless! When someone has no permanent housing of their own and no stability outside of where they’re currently placed, the situation hasn’t changed, only the address for the moment.

What makes this harder to ignore is the contrast in priorities. While attention is given to a situation that benefits public image, an actual child and grandchild remain without stable housing and are still waiting for real support.

Posting old photos, recycled memories, or generated images does not replace presence, effort, or accountability.

Showing up only when it’s convenient, or when optics are needed, isn’t parenting, it’s performance.

Stability is demonstrated through consistent action, not online explanations.

Truth doesn’t need defending when priorities are in order, it speaks for itself.

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