MyKayla Skinner begs Simone Biles to ‘put a stop’ to cyberbullying after viral Olympics diss

MyKayla Skinner Pleads with Simone Biles to Address Cyberbullying After Viral Olympics Diss

Gymnast MyKayla Skinner is speaking out against cyberbullying after a viral diss at the Olympics sparked a wave of online harassment. Skinner, who won silver in the vault at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, took to social media to beg Simone Biles, her teammate and gold medalist, to ‘put a stop’ to the bullying.

Skinner’s plea comes after a video went viral showing Biles appearing to dismiss Skinner’s Olympic achievements. While Biles has not publicly addressed the video, Skinner says the clip has led to a flood of online abuse aimed at her.

‘My DMs are filled with hate messages and hurtful comments,’ Skinner wrote on Instagram. ‘Simone, I beg of you, please put a stop to this. We’re teammates, not enemies.’

Skinner’s post has sparked a larger conversation about cyberbullying in the sports world. Many are calling for greater support and resources to protect athletes from online harassment.

Biles has yet to publicly respond to Skinner’s plea. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.”

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