Published 19:00 IST, March 14th 2020
Ronda Rousey trolled by fans for showing off her stocked coronavirus doomsday reserves
Former UFC champion Ronda Rousey recently shared a video on her Instagram page where she can be seen showing-off her coronavirus doomsday reserve, gets trolled.
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Former UFC champion Ronda Rousey recently shared a video on her Instagram page where she can be seen showing off her coronavirus doomsday stash. In the video, Ronda Rousey said that she saw few people buy things in bulk to prepare for coronavirus. She then said that she and her husband Travis Browne are not at all worried as they have already prepared for the worst. The former UFC champion then showed off all the goods she has stored in bulk to prepare her for a doomsday scenario with the coronavirus pandemic going around.
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Ronda Rousey, who lives with her husband and kids on a sustainable ranch showed that she had a whole cooler filled with meats and a field full of vegetables. The former UFC champion also showed off her fruit trees and said that a “panic shopping list” doesn't exist for her or her family. She said she has been saving for years and now she is prepared if something bad happens.
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Ronda Rousey coronavirus comment: Fans troll Ronda Rousey for showing off her coronavirus doomsday stash
After Ronda Rousey posted the video, fans started trolling her. Some said that coronavirus is not a thing to joke about, while others said Ronda Rousey is showing off how rich she is. One even said that the video disrespects everyone who is currently suffering from coronavirus.
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Ronda Rousey coronavirus comment: Ronda Rousey responds to negative comments
Ronda Rousey reacted on the negative comments and said that she was not disrespecting anyone. She said she was also not showing off her money, because anyone can do what she has been doing for years. She then said that she and her husband have been farming vegetable wastes like roots for years.
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19:00 IST, March 14th 2020