#TuesdayChats 

Literally the best mum in the world.

Love you Judy xx

Hi Sam and Nic, and Mum! Thank you for this video. I felt it deeply as a Mum myself. You may not see this comment but I wanted to tell you that I became disabled in April 2008 from a medical mistake done in A&E (ER where I am in Canada). I discovered your Pixiwoo channel several years ago and it became a godsend to me. I cannot do anything, I lie flat everyday in the dark with ice all over my head for 6-8 hours. I can't read anymore or do activities with my children, even eating and sleeping are difficult. I've lost my friends because of it. (I wrote you a long letter about this in 2012 but I don't know if you ever read it). Anyway, once I found your videos, I had something to look forward to and something to do rather than just lie and stare at wall. I have watched as your success has taken off exponentially and I have seen how talented your whole family is. Watching you with your Mum is always a pleasure and in this video, your bond with her comes shining through. I like to think that though my story is different from your Mums, that I am still creating that bind with my children despite being knocked down in the prime of my life. Health is precious and not realized enough until it's gone I guess. A big thank you for sharing this personal story. It really touched me in so many ways. ((Hugs))

Thank you so much for all your comments. We have read every one of them. xx

This was such an amazing video, your mum is so strong for doing this, it needs to be talked about so much more than it has been in the past, its shocking how many people it happens to, much love to you all!

Bless the whole family. You're all angels.

Over six years ago I fleed an abusive marriage that was forced upon me when I was 17 and recently I started doubting my decision wondering whether I made the right choice. After watching this video it has reassured me that I did do the right thing. Thank you

Thank you so much for all your lovely comments, I said to my girls I thought I would be going out wearing a disguise, but thanks to all your kind and positive comments........Im walking with my head held high. Thanks

I've came here from the documentary about RU-vidrs and I just want to say that I am so so sorry you all had to go through that! Massive respect and hugs to you all xxx

As a family lawyer, I have so much respect for your mother for choosing not to denigrate your father to you (even though he deserved it). It is obvious to me that she truly loved you and your brothers and had your best interests at heart. She is a strong, beautiful, courageous woman. Thank you for sharing with us.

Your mum is a really wonderful person. My mum was in an abusive relationship as well. Before I was born with my brothers' dad, and with my father. She is the strongest person I know, never spoke ill of him because I was 3 when they seperated and she wanted me to have a father because her boys didn't have one. I never liked my father and never want to see him, he mentally abused me as well, but it always baffled me that my mum was so selfless. She didn't know I was being mentally abused, and when she first heard about it, she never made me go again unless I wanted to. Mothers (like yours and mine) are the strongest, most selfless and loving people that exist. I am so grateful for mine and I can imagine how grateful you are for yours. Maybe you can make a Tuesday Chat about fathers like ours and how it affected you two. I would find it very interesting. Thanks for this video. Best of luck to you and your wonderful mother and always make sure that she knows how proud you are of her, because the scars (especially mentally) remain. Thanks again.

When Nic was talking about how she just never knew your family was different I just burst into tears. I was exactly the same! I thought everyone lived the way we did. My father was never, that I know of, physically abusive. However he was extremely emotionally abusive to my mother, brother and I. I can see so much of my mum in your beautiful mother, she gave us the choice to see him and be around him and never spoke a bad word of him. When you were referring to the 'atmosphere' and the tension that you felt being near him it just took me back to so many times my father would walk into the room and we'd all stiffen up a bit and feel sick in the stomach. Please hug your mum for me and thank her for sharing her story. Domestic violence comes in so many forms and only now as an adult I have realised just how it has shaped me as a person. I hope anyone out there who is going through this knows that they are not alone and that there is help for you

Your mum is amazing, strong & brave! This video will definitely help so many others! Xx

pixiwoo After watching the video yesterday and sleeping on it, I feel that I would like to add this… From the perspective of the ‘person’ who is the best friend of a victim, who day after day has to watch the abuse unfold, (frustrating and agonizing).... I knew that there was a strong person in Judy trying to escape but for all the reasons she stated, that person couldn’t get out because of all the years of brainwashing. I am a very feisty person and all I wanted to do was punch ‘him’ one, but I soon learn't that anything I said to him ended up with him taking out his hate for me on Judy. I had to tread very carefully indeed. I hated him but I never made it too obvious to him. He hated me too, but also didn't make it obvious. It was like a head on battle of strategy! I started with trying to build Judy’s confidence to counter act his dominance over her. Over a period of time, (about a year), she then began to see for herself that his behavior was totally unacceptable. Once her confidence grew, it reached a point where SHE said ‘stop’. It had to come from her, not me. That’s when I jumped in with her and we made a ‘wall’ and we stood our ground. This was when it became a war and got really nasty because he realized he was loosing control over her, which is what it is all about. It is not a quick process, so if you do have a friend who is suffering abuse, be patient and supportive and build on their confidence and wait until THEY are ready. Only then can you let the abuser ‘have it’. ‘Sometimes things have to get worse to get better’. Believe this…you Will be ok if you leave, it will be tough, but however tough it is, it is better than staying. Thank goodness things are easier now, there is help out there. Love xx

Your mum is the strongest woman I have ever heard of. God bless her.

Opening up, bringing awareness and showing that it is not shameful is the beauty in this video.

Awww your mum is so brave for being so open and honest. Tell her not to be embarrassed, there is no shame in protecting her family. It is the abuser who should be ashamed.

Your Mom is absolutely stunning, and truly inspirational. Thanks for sharing something very personal. You're a true inspiration.

it's amazing how you never know whats going in someones life and judge them by their looks. I would never be able to tell that. Its such and eye opener that we should not judge by look, you never know what they are dealing with in life and how patient and strong they are. You all are amazing people and i am so glad she finally talked about it and came to terms with it. Because they say you are not over with something until you are not able to talk about it. You all are strong strong women :)

Your mum is absolutely gorgeous. She is such a strong woman!

Thank you for this very open and candid talk, it has helped me to understand my mother and her abusive relationship with my father. She is such a smart and strong woman, yet dealt with abuse thinking she deserved it and now sees herself stronger and more confident. This has helped me to understand her pain, her scars and her journey!

It made me chuckle a little when Nic was describing the atmosphere and how it was strange going to someone elses house where people got on. I suppose it just reassured me that I'm not the only one. Thank you for filming this! Unfortunately I'm still in the situation but your story helped me cope

Came here from Jim's documentary. . . didn't realise how much you'd been through. . . This topic needs more awareness and support. . . Good job ladies! x

Your mother is such a beautiful person and a much stronger woman because of what she went thru. What a lovely woman. Big hugs to her

The only one ashamed of this should be your father. Keep your head high Mrs Chapman. A true inspiration to women allover! I've often wondered what the deal with your father was since you never spoke of him, but didn't want to ask as i sensed it wasn't something you wanted to talk about. See these fantastic kind and successful 4 children he's missing out on, not to speak of the wonderful grandchildren. I hope he's regretting his actions big time. Thank you for sharing this very private subject with us

I just watched this because I saw it come up in Jim's BBC doco. Your Mum is amazing. To come out the other side of that so strong and to have such a close knit loving family is truly fantastic. Mummy Judy, you are an inspiration. Such a difficult thing to talk about but you handled it so well. What a beautiful lady you are. Your children are testament to what a fantastic mother you are. LOVE all the Chapmans and extended family. Well done Sam and Nic xox Love to you all

So close to home ladies. Absolutely amazing video :) and Judy is so brave for telling her story. Thanks for this :) raising awareness is so important. AMAZING!

I went through my share of domestic violence & I'm so glad I made it through that. I make videos on RU-vid & can't wait to cover up the scars on my face. After washing my makeup off, I look at them and always remind myself to never let anyone scar me again. It's a process to accept the fact that you were ever involved in something like that, but when you do, life gets so much better because knowing you made it and knowing you realized are stronger than you think, it's the most gratifying feeling ever! I'm so glad you posted this video, I would not have ever guessed you all went through that. Ps - your mother is a beautiful woman! Holy moly.

You darling girls and your beautiful mom. I'm in my early 50's now and my mother was in an abusive marriage for about 15 years. When you spoke of the tension running through your household, your journey through that time in your lives, it could have been my childhood you were describing. I want to thank your mom so much for giving some insight to what it was like as the adult in the abusive relationship. My mother passed away before she and I really talked about it. Who knew that you girls, a generation younger than me, your mom, a generation younger than mine, would live such similar lives. This topic is always close to my heart. Thank you, for sharing this part of your lives. It gives people knowledge and that, at the very least is what we should be doing.

Clearly a wonderful woman with a beautiful family. Much love to you all.

I am just in awe of how your mother managed to endure what she did with such grace. Reminds me of the quote, "Strong women: may we know them, may we raise them, may we be them."

This had me in absolute tears, it's so sad that children are going through this everyday! Your mum and many women/men out there suffering abuse are so brave and like your mum will find their way out in the end, I suffered abuse from an ex partner when I was 17 (I'm 30 now) he was mentally and physically abusive to the point where he pushed me down the stairs and caused me to miscarry our baby (blessing in disguise) I knew from that moment that it couldn't carry on so I spoke out and the more people that knew the more I found the strength to tell him to piss off out of my life! I have never seen him since and don't ever wish too, it's all still quite fresh in my mind and I'm not sure anyone can get over it but it definitely makes us stronger, sorry if some of this makes no sense, I'm tapping away on my phone through teary eyes xx love you girls xx

Holy SHIT. Powerful video. Probably one of the most important ones you've ever made. Massive kudos to your mom, this is the kind of thing that has a genuinely positive impact on viewers and for that you should all be proud. I have to be honest, since watching you guys (and Jim) for the last few years I've always wondered about your Dad, mainly because he was never mentioned. Regardless of the youtube creator/viewer curiosity, I always thought it was completely none of my business and therefore got a bit annoyed when I saw other commenters asking about him because of how inappropriate I thought it was. Saying that, the curiosity remained though I think it was mainly stemming from the questions that naturally arise when vloggers let people into specific sections of their lives.This was a great was to articulate the reasons for his absence and never have to explain it again. Inspirational story. Here mum, have a hug xx

Intellectual integrity: Defined as recognition of the need to be true to one's own thinking and to hold oneself to the same standards one expects others to meet. And after watching that video for the first time it is clear to see your mum is someone with incredible Intellectual integrity. Cheers to your brave brave Mum.

This was such a brave thing to talk about Judy. Lots of love xx

This video took me by surprise. Your honesty and bravery is remarkable, and I'm sure there's someone watching you out there who will see this and maybe take the first step (or another in a long way) towards running away, or healing from past wounds.

BIG THANKS AND MY HAT OFF TO YOUR MUM FOR SHARING HER STORY WITH ALL OF US!!! And you guys too!

What an incredible family. Lots of love to you all x

Much love to your family, especially your mom. It takes a lot of courage to be able to have a voice after experiencing such hardships, but I'm sure that just by speaking, she has touched so many lives.

who are the 49 persons who didn't liked this video? i don't understand why they didn't like a video about an amazing woman who carried her family no matter what and who was brave enought to get over an hard situation like this. I am not concerned about domestic abuse, but i hope that it will be the beginning of a light at the end of the tunnel for anyone who is suffering and think that no one is here for them. you are not alone, be strong.

You are both beautiful, inspirational women and I am happy that you could share your story with us. My mum, my older sister and I went through a similar situation with our father. Strange enough he to this day is still in touch with our step brother (they must have favoured boys in the 80’s!), whom he once put in our house and set alight along with our step mum. Since then, my mum has been married to my step dad for 20+ years who is the kindest, funniest man ever and they are a great team. I hope to find what they have one day x

People don't realize the emotional abuse that accompanies physical abuse, she was so right when she said she had been brainwashed. Abusers are sneaky and start off slowly and get worse, it is so hard to realize when you are in the situation. It annoys me when it is portrayed in the media as being a normal happy relationship then suddenly someone hits you, it is rarely like that. I appreciate your mum & both of you choosing to open up about this subject. There needs to be more awareness and discussion about such topics.

Your mum is SO SO brave for coming on here and talking about it, even if it so many years after and all you beautiful children have grown up, it would still sting to talk about something like this. I personally admire her and your family for bringing this difficult topic up to the forefront, it should be talked about more often because this would NEVER be ok. xx

Ladies, you really do not know how much this video is appreciated...You will help more people than you know....Thank you...

Message to the Mum: Just to clarify You did not leave the house with nothing, you left the house with you and your children alive and mostly intact. Seeing you on their channel with them brightens my day, especially for one reason -they (at least the pixiwoo's) have all inherited the way your personality turns into a star and a smile and comes from your eyes. It was an honor to hear your story, and thankyou for telling it.

Wow. I've just had a moment to watch the video and Judy immediately reminded me of my own mother's story. My mother was married for 19 years to my father and likewise... on the first instance believing she did something to anger him. Staying out of fear... not having a support system but a final incidence almost left her paralysed and a doctor explained that she must leave and leave now. That was it ...mum had a bit of money she had managed to hide which he hadn't found this time around and we flew across the country to our grandmother... all staying in the one bedroom. These women are amazing. Judy, my own and many out there are simply amazing.

Thank you so much for sharing your story, I was in DV relationship and I now work as a DV victim support worker. I have been asked to appear on BBC spotlight next week to share my story in support of '1 billion rising on the 14th feb' and I have been questioning whether or not I should do it. You've shown me that I have to share my story, that talking about our experiences is the only way we can help other women and show them that you can be emotionally, financially and physically broken but you can transform your lives :) and you girls are a credit to your mother, you have achieved so much! xxxx

So incredibly brave of your mum to do this. I am really gratefull for hearing her/your story! Lots of love!

My dad was both physically and mentally abusive towards my mum, thankfully he is out of our life's now. Its so bizarre how much your mum reminds me of my own. Its not easy for a single parent to take complete control, risk financial insecurity and to raise a family alone especially when you have young children that dont always understand the sacrifices you have to make. I love my mum, shes my ultimate idol and i can only hope that when i raise a family i can do it with the same strength, love and guidance she has given me and my brother. thank you for posting the video!

I truly do have the utmost respect for both of you and particularly your amazing mother. What a strong and beautiful lady she is 🙌🏼💜

I just came from Jim's documentary and I want to say you guys and your mum are all so brave to talk about this. Lots of hugs and respect to you all!! xxx

Coming from someone who came from a broken home...this video is so important. You should NEVER ask someone why they don't just leave. It's so not as easy as that, and when you ask that you're partly shifting the blame onto them. BLAME THE ABUSER, NOT THE SURVIVOR. All of you are such beautiful people and I'm so happy you got away from your abuser. xx

You're mum is an absolute legend and so strong! X

This was so touching and what an amazing mom you have! She is beautiful! Thank you for sharing such a personal thing!

I've just seen this video for the first time. It's hit home on so many different levels. I live in the house your describing, always an atmosphere can never fully relax because you don't know what mood my dad is going to be in. My mum is very much 'in it for the kids' even though me and my sister have both had our lives greatly impacted by my dad and my brother is starting to see him for the man he really is. Your mum is so right it has to be there choice you can never talk them into it. I hope one day my mum will find the strength yours has.

I watched this Video today because Jim told "me" too. I have no clue this happened in your life, your childhood robbed because of this horrible man. I cried watching this, you're all so brave. Your mum, Judy I think, is brave and not to say a bad word about him to you guys is just amazing. I can't believe your family went through that and you still smile and act like nothing happened which I absolutely adore.

I've had to learn a lot more about this than I'd ever want to know to help a friend. Its easy to say "why don't they leave," but on top of all the financial/housing/security stuff, there are the psychological chains - and they are chains; the abused partner has effectively been under such severe stress for so long its anazing they aren't shattered, let alone capable of proactive movement. The psychological conditioning is considered capable of breaking well-trained military officers within days, yet these people have lived with and often protected children from it for years - the irony is that they think they are weak, yet they are anything but. Your mother is an amazing lady, and thank you for telling your stories. The more we all talk about this, the easier it will be for the abused to take the first, hardest step and TELL SOMEBODY. There is help and you'll never know where it can come from - if someone offers a hand, take it. Please don't ever accept this, for yourself or anyone you know.

This was such a touching video for me, hearing about it not only from your mums point of view but also yours. My mum and dad got divorced in 2014 because my mum stuck with him for me and my brother. I also grew up not realising my family was different to others and until a few years ago I never fully completely grasped that it was domestic violence going on in our family. There were so many similarities between your story and ours in the fact that we were always on edge as well and many many times whilst only being 8 years old I would feel unsafe leaving my dad alone in the house or leaving my mum with him incase he broke all her things or hurt her. He used to say things to me and my brother just to get at my mum and although he did stop(as far as I'm aware of) physically abusing her years and years ago he would still use words and actions that weren't directly to her but that would still affect her. The only time I really realised that there was friction in our house was probably the

What an absolutely amazing woman. It was so brave of her to talk so openly about something so personal. So sorry you and your family had to go through those terrible times. But so happy you have all come out the other end and are happy and in a better place now. Much love xxx

This video was so emotional but so eye opening! I love RU-vidrs who do this its so amazing to see people speaking out and giving someone somewhere to start if this has happened/ happening to them. If you see this can you tell your mum I think she's super brave! And you girls too and obviously Jim and John it must of been so hard for you all. x

I'm amazed that such a loving and beautiful family could have come out of such darkness. Every one of you is a credit to your mother and an obvious testament to her warmth and affection. My admiration for you all has increased tenfold.

I grew up in a home like that, so I know exactly how it feels. I'm so proud of your Mom for leaving and making a safe place for her babies. Give her a hug from me. ;)

You guys are amazing. Your mother is a beautiful and strong woman and she was so well composed while telling her story: there is no negativity or hatred in her; she is so peaceful and strong. Your mother and you are a great example for other women going thru the similar situations in their lives and how you can still come out of it in one piece and still be happy. Thank you for sharing your story.

This could not have come at a better time. I cried this whole entire video. I was in an abusive relationship for a year and a half and just recently got away from him. This video showed me that it does get better and that you truly can turn it around for yourself. You're mother is an absolute angel, and by her sitting down and telling her story, I feel so much better and less alone. Thank you so much. really.

I'm a young woman at the age of 17, and I did not get told about this in school, I was never ever warned about abuse or domestic violence or any violence for that matter. Now I'm going off to university next year and it still amazes me how very little we are educated about serious topics such as these. I would like to thank you all for speaking out and enabling us to understand what domestic violence is and what the effects can be and that you can overcome this. I would also like to thank your mum for teaching us that no matter how hard it gets there is a way out, even when it feels impossible. You educate and inspire many younger people like me. keep it up guys

your mum is a fighter! I truly admire her! Best wishes, love form Mexico xx

It was magnanimous of your mother to share her story.So many women suffer the same way around the world and draw strength from hearing from others.And what lovely children she raised,your sibling revelry is such a joy to watch.Love,from India.

Your father must feel like a right idiot, missing out on seeing his beautiful children flourish into amazing adults who all have hundred of thousands, going on millions of viewers all across the globe. you guys have such a strong, amazing family bonds x

I've just found this video after watching Rise of the Superstar Vloggers! What an amazing person your Mum is! My Mum is my world and I would do anything for my her and I can see that you guys have an amazing bond with your Mum and likewise would do anything for her! Nobody should have to go through what your Mum has been through! Keep doing what your doing! Definitely going to have to sit down and catch up on all of your Tuesday Chats aha!xxxx

I sat there nodding throughout this whole video (and getting teary especially when you all did), I am a domestic violence survivor myself from my daughter's father. It's taken me a long time to find who I really am from that. But I knew I had to leave for my daughter's sake as my mum went through the same thing and it ruined my childhood. I am now stronger than I ever was and wiser but sadly as Sam said there is a knock on affect from it which I still suffer for to this day. Thank you to all of you for sharing this video, it was so brave of all of you to speak out over this issue. Your mother is beautiful and courageous, you can see how close you all are which has helped me know that it will not destroy the bond I have with my daughter. Love and big hugs to you all

Beauty Crush recently spoke about domestic violence in a last relationship and the comments on her video disgusted me. Mainly women telling her she should have kept it private, it's such a taboo subject that everyone wants to suppress. Victims should never have to keep quiet! I was also disheartened by how, publicly at least, no other RU-vidrs supported or commended her. I think if people talk about illness people feel comfortable to remark how brave they are but when someone reveals they've been a victim of abuse people are almost too uncomfortable to acknowledge it. Everyone's attitudes need to change, it's a horrible thing victims must have to go through x

Your mum is so beautiful!

Thank you so much for making this video. I have not experienced domestic violence first hand, but through the course of going through inpatient treatment for an eating disorder and self-harm I have met countless young ladies who’s lives have been altered by a loved one being abused or themselves directly begin abused and I appreciate you giving your mum a platform and a voice to share her story to help others get out of a toxic relationship. Thank you so, so much. Kelly xx

Very brave all 3 of you. Hats off to you. Almost a taboo subject so it's even more important to talk about so people in this situation can hopefully get help. Lots of love if anyone reading this is going through this situation. xxx

So strong, she has brought up 4 brilliant, successful children. She should be so proud x

I think the reason I got a little teary in this video was because your mum is so inspiring and brave and I just can't believe she could be so brave as to let her story be there for everyone to see. It's so amazing.xx

Your mom is one hell of a strong woman putting up with all she had to . Y'all have turned out to be such a tighter nit family.

I am so glad that your family opened about this terrible subject. It is an epidemic that often times is kept quiet. I am a survivor, and when your mum said his eyes glazed over, and it was like he was a different person, a cold chill went thru me. It is true, it's like they become a totally different being. Alot of other's do not understand this. Thank you, because it is a very hard subject to talk about and make other's aware of it.

Judy, you are insanely incredible and brave. I don't have the words to adequately express how incredible you are. It takes an immense amount of strength and love to pull through as you have. You are an idol and an inspiration.

Thank you so much for sharing this incredibly important and difficult story. To all of you, Sam, Nic, Jim, Jon and most importantly Judy, lots & lots of love and respect. I am so proud of you for your courage and your strength. I cannot imagine raising 4 children on my own. I have just the one. My husband is an alcoholic and I don't want my little boy to be hurt by his father's bad choices. I only hope I can be as strong as you Judy. God bless xoxo

What an absolutely amazing lady and your family is amazing for sticking with each other and supporting one an other. That 'tight knit' family connection is something that all people should not take for granted and is hard to maintain but through love and strength and understanding you have shown people what it really takes. Thank you x

What a wonderful lady your mum is to talk about this. It's so important to hear stories like these. Domestic abuse is so common, it's awful. Really, props to your mum x

What an amazingly strong family xx

So brave!!!!

Such a brave woman, couldn't help getting a bit teary watching it. My mom had a partner who physically and mentally abused her when I was 12/13 years old (I'm now nearly 25). Me, my big sis and younger brother (who is autistic) witnessed everything and even got hurt ourselves. We (except my sis who lived with our dad) ended up in a women's refuge with only the clothes on our backs. My mom still struggles with trusting men and relationships but she is such a strong woman and great mom. I don't know how your mom gathered the courage to do this video, she must be wonder woman! Great video ladies x x x

Big love to your mam for overcoming all that and being strong! She should be proud of herself, she raised to amazing daughters!! xx

Wow your Mum is so glam and brave. What a lady ! So glad she managed to turn things around. Inspirational

I know this is from a few weeks ago but I just wanted to say your mum is amazing and so strong! I'm only 21 and suffered from domestic violence when I was just 16 and didn't feel brave enough to leave until a year later! It was the worst year of my life and it nearly ruined me completely but, I'm sitting writing this today in a completely different relationship with someone who couldn't treat me any better if he tried, extremely happy and studying to become a teacher.. Your mum is fantastic for coming out the other side a braver, stronger woman and rained 4 amazing children who are all extremely successful in what they do! Also, she's beautiful.. xoxox

Sam, Nic, Judy, Jim and John. Wow. You are so strong! I look up to every single one of you! This story opened my eyes a lot about Domestic Violence. Judy. You raised four kid single! This is so strong and amazing! Now look at you. Your such a beautiful, intelligent and perfect woman. Jim, Sam, Nic and John. You are so strong. You were four kids when your father was taken away. This is immensely strong. Look we're you all are. Jim is a RU-vidr, engaged. Sam and Nic, RU-vidr, kids and married. John, fitness enthusiast! This family is amazing. I give you all luck in the future!

This was very touching, your mum seems like such an amazing and loving mother. And its true you all seem such a close family. I think although it must have been so hard for her to share this its definitely important- hopefully this helped anyone going through or who has been through something similar

What an inspirational lady. Just goes to show that everyone fights their own battles that you know nothing about, I never would have thought that you girls and jim (and his twin!) would have gone through that. Well done all of you for turning out such lovely well rounded people, and your mum for being such an inspiring lady.

Wow I had no idea about this until the documentary tonight. Think it's fantastic that you're raising awareness like this by giving your experience. Very courageous.

Thanks for sharing this. It takes strength to put this on the internet for eveyone to see.

This is brilliant. I've seen some comments from people who feel that they do not like the channel anymore because it isn't a strictly a beauty channel anymore. I've been watching your channel for the past 2 years and you two have provided so many makeup tutorials that I don't think I could ever have the time to try them all out. I've loved every single tutorial but I do love that you're changing it up a bit with new material. Keep up the good work ladies. This video is beautiful. God bless your mum for having the courage to talk about this issue.

Jim's video on the 28/09/14 brought me here. On behalf of men I would like to apologise for your ex husbands actions. You are so incredibly brave for speaking out. I wish you and yours the very best for the future. Thank you.

Thank you for sharing your story. Your such a strong and beautiful woman. Your courage and strength is an inspiration.

I knew you all were very special a long while back. The more I saw of your videos, the more I believed that. Now, I've seen a huge vein of iron strength and will and HEART and LOVE and DEVOTION that runs in your family. And, the source from which it runs. You are truly incredible, and your mother, God bless her, is a saint made of character, integrity, strength, honor, great beauty, and most of all, an all giving love. Thank you so much for sharing this tender story. There are very, very many of us who need to hear it. Much love to all of you.

Would it be alright if I share this video on the facebook page of my NPO which supports domestic violence shelters internationally? I'm a survivor myself and respect your mum so much for braving this topic and speaking out.

Such a brave woman, beautiful and so sweet...