Jasmina Anema (right) and Rihanna (left)
Thea Anema, the mother of 6-year-old, Jasmina Anema, who recently died after a brave battle with Leukemia, slammed pop deviant, Rihanna, for using her daughter for publicity.
She stated that in the month proceeding her daughter's passing, Rihanna, has not contacted her at all or sent any message of condolence. If her mother knew the truth about what Rihanna REALLY did she would vomit. There's a very ugly story behind it that Hollywood is hiding. But the truth will come out.
My condolences on the passing of your daughter.
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March 01, 2010 - Last month, 6-year-old Jasmina Anema passed away from leukemia. During her battle, she caught the attention of Rihanna, whom she was a huge fan of.
Rihanna visited little Jasmina numerous times in the hospital, helped to raise money for her medical bills, and used her notoriety to seek a bone marrow transplant for her.
But since Jasmina’s passing on January 28th, the girl’s mother says she hasn’t heard from Rihanna. In fact, a tweet was posted from the account ONEFORJASMINA read today, "It has been a month since Jasmina's passing. Still not even a card or text message from Rihanna. Did she use my child for a publicity stunt?"...
So what does Jasmina’s mother Thea Amina really think about Rihanna? She denies even writing the post to People. "Friends have helped me with all kinds of stuff and many know the passwords to my personal e-mail, the Caringbridge site and also Twitter," Anema says. "Although I did not Tweet this particular one, I do wish that Rihanna had responded to me on Jasmina's passing. It would have meant the world to me."
Though that may seem a little harsh, given how much Rihanna cared for her, Thea does seem to see the whole picture. "Jasmina adored her," she continues. "Rihanna was so kind to come and visit her. I just felt hurt not hearing anything from her. Or of any other celebrities for that matter. The only ones who reached out to me personally during this time of grief were the Obamas."...
