The 'Jersey Shore' star blasts a certain site for turning her son Greyson's autism diagnosis into an 'exclusive' report while she actually did the interview to promote her skincare line.
- Nov 29, 2018
AceShowbiz - Jennifer "JWoww" Farley isn't letting anyone make use of her son's disability. On Wednesday, November 28, the "Jersey Shore" star expressed her disappointment at one website's recent article that she claimed to be using Greyson's autism diagnosis as clickbait.
Making use of her Instagram account, the 32-year-old TV personality ranted, "Grey is and will always be my little prince. So to see his diagnosis utilized as click bate broke my heart and pissed me." Along with a photo of her son with his ABA therapist, she further voiced her frustration. "His story is too precious, no single article could capture that."
Through the post, the former wife of Roger Mathews explained that she actually agreed to be interviewed for the promotion of her skincare line, Naturally Woww. "The article was supposed to be about my brand @naturallywoww and how its expanding to a children's line in HONOR of Greyson and Meilani," she dished.
The Season 7 winner of "Worst Cooks in America: Celebrity Edition" continued to stress on how she hopes her son’s name is used. "@naturallywoww and I will be donating some of its profits to autism organizations that help children like my son... because that's the only message I intend to spread in my sons name... love and acceptance," she concluded.
The article in the center of attention was published by HollywoodLife.com on November 21. In it, the "Snooki & JWoww: Moms With Attitude" star was quoted as saying, "Greyson, he was recently diagnosed with autism." The piece went on to focus on her explanation that her 2-year-old has showed good progress since the diagnosis.
"He's made leaps and bounds when it comes to speech," JWoww stated. "He's understanding words better which was his issue. Not that he couldn't speak, but he would never know what his shoe is or if you said, 'Greyson.' He actually didn't even know his name at one point until he was a little over two."
