Coco Austin Claps Back After Being Called a "Train Wreck"

Coco Austin did not let this social media insult slide. Find out how the star fired back after facing criticism over a video of herself cleaning the house.

By Samantha Schnurr Jan 06, 2022 6:49 PMTags
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She may be married to Ice-T, but when it came to a critic, Coco Austin's clapback was fire. 

The Law & Order star's longtime other half came under fire from an Instagram user after posting a video of herself cleaning the house and dancing. 

"When your 6 year old daughter takes over your TikTok while cleaning up," the 42-year-old star captioned the post on Wednesday, Jan. 5, referring to her and Ice-T's child Chanel, 6. "She is actually good at filming."

"She started doing TikToks on her own page at 4 before TikTok took it down," Coco elaborated. "They were so hysterical ( They took it down because of age restrictions) Also I've always been obsessed with cleaning. I'm kinda a germophobe #cleanfreak #alwayscleaning."

As for the miniature toilet fans could see in the video, Coco explained that one is for their youngster. "She still uses it," Coco wrote, "because she is so petite."

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Meanwhile, one viewer seemed to have an issue with the post, writing in a comment, "Does anyone else not see anything wrong with this or is it just me!!?? I have followed this train wreck for a while now. Im out!!!"

If the critic wanted a response from Coco, mission accomplished. "Whats your deal??" the star wrote back. "Whats wrong with cleaning."

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After all these years of public life, Coco is no stranger to naysayers, especially when it comes to continuing to breastfeed her daughter. "I always thought I wasn't going to go on and on with this breastfeeding thing," she said on E's Daily Pop in August 2021. "I thought I would stop more like around one. Then I loved it too much, and I'm like, 'I feel like I'm wanted, like she wants me.' I think a lot of mothers would understand."