The Facebook pages of vlogger Toni Fowler and her daughter Tyronia Fowler have become unavailable following Tyronia’s emotional livestream on September 1, during which she spoke about the online criticism she and other members of their family have been receiving.

Tyronia went live on Facebook to address the negative comments directed at her after she became involved in renewed online discussions surrounding a past controversy involving her mother.

During the livestream, Tyronia also directly addressed actress-vlogger Jelai Andres.

“Every time na name-mention ka, palagi silang sorry, palaging sorry si Mommy sa ’yo. Sinasabi niyang past na ’yun. Yun lang naman ang gusto kong i-clarify kasi bash na bash na po ako. Grabe naman na po kayo,” Tyronia said.

She also asked Andres whether she would apologize to her over the criticism she has been receiving.

“Tina-try ko naman pong maging strong pero bakit ganyan? Tita Jelai, hindi man lang po ba kayo magso-sorry sa akin? Kahit magkaroon man lang kayo ng puso para gawin ’yun?” she said.

Screen recordings of the livestream subsequently circulated on social media.

Based on clips circulating online, family members appeared to intervene while Tyronia was broadcasting from her room.

According to accounts of the incident, someone could be heard knocking on her door and asking her to stop the livestream.

In a separate post by Toni’s sister Mari Fowler, Tyronia could reportedly be heard crying after the livestream ended, while Toni—also known as Mommy Oni—could be heard apologizing.

Tyronia had spoken during the livestream about how the online criticism was affecting not only her but also her sibling and cousins.

Her remarks came as social media users revived discussions surrounding an old controversy involving Toni, Andres, and Jon Gutierrez.

Toni and Gutierrez had previously been linked while Gutierrez was still in a relationship with Andres. The issue has resurfaced online amid another controversy involving personalities connected to Toni.

Claims and accusations surrounding the relationships involved have circulated extensively on social media, but not all of them have been independently established.

Following Tyronia’s livestream, the Facebook pages associated with both mother and daughter were no longer accessible.

Reports described the accounts as having been temporarily deactivated. Toni’s YouTube account was also reported to have become inaccessible amid the online backlash.

Neither Toni nor Tyronia, however, has publicly explained through the material available whether the accounts were personally deactivated, how long they would remain unavailable, or whether the move was directly prompted by the negative comments.

The development came shortly after Tyronia publicly appealed over the criticism being directed at her and her family.