And this, unfortunately, got much worse when she announced that she was pregnant with Louis' child.
Despite ignoring the barrage of insults and hurtful comments that comes her way on a daily basis, Briana has decided to take a stand once and for all.
Taking to Twitter to address her haters, Briana explained the impact the comments have on her and her one-year-old son Freddie Reign.
She wrote: “To all those who feel the need to make disparaging, hateful and inappropriate comments concerning me and my son Freddie - I am sincerely sorry that you all have chosen to focus your time and attention on my life and the life of my son.
“Surely you must have better things to do than pry into the personal life of a single mom and newborn child.
"I am a proud new mother that is extremely joyous about my child being in this world and have shared that joy with my friends and family on a daily basis - often times through social media.”
Briana, who has now set her Instagram feed to private, even spoke out about the issue of Freddie’s privacy and how it should be respected regardless of his parents.
She continued: “However, that does not give anyone the right, or an invitation to be nasty and disparaging towards me. So, please stop prying into the private and personal facts of my life and my son's life in order to weave stories and peak public interest.”
Things between Briana and Louis have become somewhat strained recently as they have reportedly begun custody proceedings over Freddie.
According to TMZ, Louis is said to be willing to settle the dispute with Briana as long as she agrees a few things first – like letting him know what photos of their son are posted to social media.
We applaud Briana for making a stand.
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