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Tristan Thompson has come under backlash from some social media users after he shared a video dancing with his daughter True.
Thompson posted the video on Instagram Tuesday evening. According to PEOPLE, the daddy-daughter duo danced and sang along to Taron Egerton and Tori Kelly’s version of Shawn Mendes’ “There’s Nothing Holdin’ Me Back.”
When my princess asks if daddy can dance…anything for my baby girl.
Some social media users took to Thompson’s comment section to share how cute they thought the video of him and True was.
Love ❤️❤️❤️
Dope man ❤️
@realtristan13 I need u to learn the moves.. you messing up her video 😂😂😂😂. Dope video fam
I liiiive 😂
While others wasted no time chastising the 31-year-old.
How’s Prince doing?
One user wrote, referring to Thompson’s five-year-old son he shares with Jordan Craig.
Don’t get me wrong she’s adorable but I will never say anything good about him until I see him being a father to all of his children he can’t just pick and choose.
Why don’t you try being a father to ALL your children!!!🤷♀️
What bout ur bb boy smh
Anything ? You could have giving her a happy mom. A happy home. A happy life and a healthy environment. But you choose to be a f boy
Would be nice to see her with all 3 of her brothers
Where the new baby? We wanna see !!
Go be a dad you have other children not just her
Thompson’s youngest son, Theo, whom he shares with Maralee Nichols, celebrated his first Christmas this past weekend. Nichols shared photos of the one-year-old baby boy on Instagram.
She also captioned the post.
Spotted Santa Claus 🎅🏽♥️
It is unclear whether Thompson was present for the occasion.
As The Shade Room previously reported, Theo celebrated his first birthday earlier this month. Tristan Thompson also appeared absent from that celebration.
In addition, Thompson has yet to publicly discuss his son with Nichols. Outside of Theo, True, and Prince, Thompson also fathers a five-month-old son with Khloé Kardashian. The baby boy’s name has not yet been revealed to the public.
