Bobbi Althoff Slams Constant Online Criticism About Her Divorce and Family: 'I Hate Myself More Than You Could Ever Hate Me'
Bobbi Althoff Slams Constant Online Criticism About Her Divorce and Family: 'I Hate Myself More Than You Could Ever Hate Me'
Zoey LyttleThu, April 9, 2026 at 3:41 PM UTC
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Bobbi Althoff on Dec. 7, 2023.Credit: Mireya Acierto/Getty -
Bobbi Althoff responded to some of her harshest haters in a TikTok posted on Wednesday, April 8
She called out the angry messages she gets about her divorce and how she is raising her family
Althoff began her video by speaking directly to critical viewers: "I promise you guys, I hate myself more than you could ever hate me," said the podcaster
Bobbi Althoff is hitting back at those who continuously come for her online.
On Wednesday, April 8, the Not This Again podcast host posted a TikTok video responding to unkind comments she receives, many of which come from people who fault Althoff, 28, for parts of her life that are harder to control.
"I promise you guys, I hate myself more than you could ever hate me," she began in the video shared with her 8.2 million TikTok followers. "I know that that seems dramatic, and it is dramatic, but it's true."
Bobbi Althoff on Oct. 5, 2024.Credit: Rodin Eckenroth/Getty
The mom of two continued to recall some of the harsher notes she says she receives from critics, like messages claiming she "ruined" her family.
"Do you think that when I was a little girl, I was looking at my future and I was like, 'I really hope when I grow up, I get divorced and I raise my kids in a broken home?' That's my dream. 'Dear God, please, please, please let me raise my kids in a broken home.' Do you think that's what I wished for in my life?" said Althoff, whose ex-husband Cory filed for divorce in 2024.
She continued, "Do you think when I met my ex-husband, I was like, 'I can't wait to divorce you one day?' Or do you think life f---ing happened, and I am the one who has to live with what is happening in my life?"
The content creator even addressed some of the more sinister words that have been thrown her way, including harmful comments like, "I hope you die," as Althoff recounted in her video.
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"Do you guys want me to jump off a bridge? Would that make you happy? Truly, would that make you happy? Honestly, stupid question. It probably would," she said. "That's rude, though. That's not very nice. Okay? It's not nice."
She concluded her rant by advising her haters to "just worry about your own life," adding, "You're obviously ugly, or you wouldn't be acting like this."
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Althoff recently discussed the way she's treated online in a March 2026 interview with PEOPLE, during which she explained why she keeps her romance with her boyfriend, Tyler Hawkins, generally private. She confirmed that her relationship has been "great" after nearly a year and a half of dating.
“He's all I want for myself in a boyfriend and we've been really happy," said Althoff, though she also told PEOPLE she felt "indifferent" about sharing him online. "Because the people who follow me don't want me to be happy, apparently,” the social media star quipped.
In the same interview, she also shared that she and her ex have a great co-parenting relationship. Cory filed for divorce from the influencer in Los Angeles County Superior Court in February 2024, citing “irreconcilable differences,” and their divorce was finalized that August. The former couple also agreed to joint legal custody of their daughters.
“We’re on the same page with most, if not all, decisions with the kids, and they love both of us,” she said of her ex. “And all I ever want for my kids is to have two happy homes, because like, our one home was not super happy. But now they have two happy homes.”
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