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It all stems from accusations that came to light in a huge way during his"CBB" time. While Todrick was in the"Big Brother" house, social media exploded with allegations he didn't pay his dancers and even lied about owning his own home.Making matters worse, his behavior in the house wasn't seen as much better, with a lot of nasty behavior caught on camera as he bullied his way into a Top 2 finish.
Now, nearly a year later, the shadow of that controversy still hangs over him, which led to a lengthypost on Friday from Todrick addressing the backlash and the"internet hate" he says he receives"EVERY SINGLE DAY from the moment [he] wakes up." Todrick called the new show, which premiered that night, a"bitter sweet" accomplishment for him because he has"to mentally prepare myself for the insane influx of hate that comes my way."
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