Abby Connolly
Usually, the lack of hair products at her ex’s house hasn’t been a big deal, as Brooke usually only stays there on alternating weekends.
But recently, Brooke stayed with him for two weeks, and things got really bad without her hair products.
“Nearing the end of the 2 weeks, he texted me and asked for permission to cut her hair short,” she remembered.
“I was confused because she never indicated wanting to do that, so I asked him why. He said that her hair looked awful, and she was refusing to take care of it, wash it, or use any products in it.”
When she asked him to send her a picture of the hair products he had in his house, he sent her pictures of generic brand products that would never be a good fit for her hair care.
Her ex also mentioned that he told Brooke to try brushing her hair, which made the situation even worse.
She was so fed up with her ex-husband’s incompetence that she called him a name over the phone. She went off on a rant and explained to him that the cheap products he insisted on using fry Brooke’s hair and that brushing it makes no sense because it makes her hair look good.
Then, she gave him an exact list of the hair products Brooke uses at his house, but he still refused to buy them.
He told her that Brooke should cut her hair short again because it was the only length she could handle.
To make matters worse, her ex publicly posted on Facebook about how she enables her daughter to “look like a bum” and doesn’t let him fix the problem.
“A lot of his family and some of my family that still keep in touch with him told me that I needed to accept that she is his daughter too, and he gets a say in things,” she recalled.
