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Mom of girls in viral bathroom video says dad ‘handled situation well’ – but accuses him of exploiting daughters for attention

DNyuz

June 20, 2026

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Mom of girls in viral bathroom video says dad ‘handled situation well’ – but accuses him of exploiting daughters for attention

The mother of the two young girls at the center of the viral women’s restroom confrontation said she’s heartbroken that her daughters have become internet fodder — and felt their father “handled the situation well,” but accused him of exploiting them for attention. Zoe Lavely, the mother of the girls featured in Tyler Brodsky’s widely []

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