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Luke Broderick allegedly called out “evil ones at Bravo” amid a private argument with a social media user on Instagram.
After seemingly raising questions about the COVID-19 vaccine earlier this week, the 35-year-old Valley star and fiancé of Kristen Doute, 43, appeared to clap back, defending himself against the person who shaded him as an “uneducated man with no job” and accused him of sharing harmful information about the vaccine.
“Lmao. Far more educated than the evil ones at Bravo ever showed. At least I’m not operating on assumptions and reacting with emotions! You’ve got that covered darling. Pretty easy to not see me in your feed. I’d love to see my followers go down,” Luke wrote, as seen in a screenshot shared by Pump Tilly on Instagram.
“Evil ones at Bravo?” the person asked in response.
“I’m not going to elaborate. Only point I’ll make before I go — calling people names based on assumptions, that cause an emotional response, and therefore weaker impulse control, will never be a flex. Have a good day!” Luke replied.
Then, after the person insisted they didn’t call him names, Luke reminded them that they had said he was an “uneducated man with no job,” which was “unkind.” This led them to apologize for not knowing he had a job.
“Maybe ask yourself why you would? Then think about how your assumptions spiraled from there,” Luke continued.
The person went on to claim Luke “posted misinformation that is harmful.”
“You double downed with strangers in the comments. If you’re going to hate monger with anti vax stuff publicly you have to ask yourself why people wouldn’t come for you? … Or why you would want them to,” they advised.
In closing, Luke said he had “nothing to prove” and was “just collecting data.”
In Luke’s post earlier this week, he had included a message from Farmacy For Life that said, “No ‘vax’ for HIV after 40 years of research … No vax for cancer after more than 100 years of research … No vax for the common cold … and yet a virus mysteriously appears [and] within 12 months a ‘vax’ is found by four pharma companies all within [one] week [and] we are mandated to take it.”
Hours later, Luke’s co-star, Zack Wickham, appeared to fire back, saying, “Got my flu and COVID vaccine shot today at the [Aids Walk LA],” as he showed off his Walgreens band-aid on his Instagram Story.
Zack also said, “It’s because of years of extensive research on HIV that we had the technology and swiftness to combat COVID. Science is real. Vaccines save lives. Conspiracy theories and gotcha posts that aren’t fact based put lives at risk.”
The Valley season four is currently in production.