Jayne Rivera posted the photos on Sunday, over a week after her father Jose Antonio Rivera died on 11 October.
Ms Rivera pushed back, saying she did nothing wrong and that she stood by her actions, adding that she did nothing her father would not have approved of, had he been alive. She also said that her father had regularly featured in her social media posts. Ms Rivera claimed her Instagram account was disabled even though she had not violated any community guidelines with her post.The photos caused an immediate uproar on social media, with many calling out Ms Rivera for using her father’s death for a photoshoot.
“I watched the Youtubers Aba and Preach talking about this and I spit coffee all over my table from laughing so hard…how is #jaynerivera a real person and how did she actually think this was a good idea. The future is looking very bleak,” he said.Ms Rivera said that while she understood the negative feedback around the photos, her intention was not wrong.“I have worked extremely hard for eight long years building my audience,” she said.
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