Nicole Brown Simpson's Sisters Open Up About Her Life and Legacy | The View

[@vickijohnson9704]

It's nice knowing that you have each other. Nothing beats having a sister who cares about you.

[@SocialClout]

25-year-old Ron Goldman always gets forgotten in all of this ☹ R.I.P.

[@CrystalM1917]

Wow, I didn't realize he was so young.

[@sekenamcmurren2217]

Rip Ron Goldman!💔🙏🏼😣

[@lynnyhen]

This is a doc about their sister. Ron Goldman isn't being forgotten, they didn't know him. I hope that his family has the opportunity to do the same; I would watch it.

[@AVC07020]

I read a book once by his father, “His Name Was Ron”. Highly recommend.

[@stefansnellgrove]

I was only 4 months old at the time and I always think of both victims heck the footage of his sister slumping over in shock and sadness of the verdict is ingraining and my heart breaks for her when I see that she couldn’t hold in her devastation that her brother’s killer was skating on the charges. What those families went through was cruel and heart breaks for them.

[@Sashalinko]

Thank you ladies for using your tragedy to make the world just a little better. My sister was murdered by her fiance in 2011 so this was so personal for me. Domestic violence can happen to anyone and even when you are sure it won't happen to you it can happen to your loved one. It's way too common.

[@agf1700]

Oh my gosh. My condolences. I cannot imagine your grief. It’s hard losing a sibling to illness but to murder 💔

[@dansinnfoo1]

I'm so sorry for your loss. Sigh. It is rough. My aunt was enabled by her abusive husband to drink herself to death and she was also physically/mentally abused by him and that was hard... I can't even imagine a direct murder. I'm sure this type of video is triggering, but so good they are trying to turn tragedy into success for struggling women.

[@Sarappreciates]

I'm so sorry for your loss! It's terrifying. I sometimes worry for my sister, too, since we grew up watching our mother battered. I worry she, like our mom, wouldn't tell anyone or report it if anything ever gets scary for her. My sister is the strongest woman I know, but we all have our innermost personal self doubts and esteem issues. The way Nicole hid it from her sisters, our mom did exactly the same. My mother recently died of heart failure, and after her funeral I finally opened up to my aunties (my mother's sisters) about our past and how she/we got out. It answered some questions and filled in a few blanks for them, mended a rift or two. They have a better understanding of her now, I think. It's caused many tears, but I'm told it's been a healing experience for them, and I feel the same for myself. It was a heavy burden keeping that secret for all those years. You'd think us women in my family should be closer because of it, but the secretive nature of domestic violence meant none of us spoke about much of anything until many years later. I was the only one who got therapy, so I know talking about it can defuse the pain and bring more focus to the healthiest ways to heal. It's brought my Aunties and me closer now that they know. I wish I could've told them sooner, but my mother would've been absolutely ashamed, something I could never convince her wasn't anything for her to be embarrassed about. Still, there's this stigma of shame for the victims/survivors of the vicious cycle of battery that doesn't even make good sense. One thing that might've held our mom back from saying anything is... "Just leave," or "just report it," isn't always the safest advice; my sister and I both know it from what our mom and us went through. I've asked my sister "is he treating you right?" kinds of questions over the years in adulthood, and I can only know what she tells me. I respectfully believe her whatever she says, no matter what, and I leave it at that. She's a gorgeous woman who dates big guys that work out, and sometimes their personalities are crappier than they're worth.

[@waterontherocks-ed5yf]

I am so sorry to hear this! It was around the same time a childhood friend's mom was shot in the head by her abusive boyfriend. All of us who knew her mother and her family took this personal as well. I am truly sorry you and your family went through this, no family should have to go through this. My heart goes out to you all.

[@Sashalinko]

Thank you everyone for the kind words. There are too many victims and it's such a tragedy especially when done by someone who is supposed to "love" that person.

[@epfan4life1]

Nicole Brown inspired me to leave my abusive husband in 2001. I had a 4 year old daughter and an 11 month old daughter at the time I left. My ex still tries to be abusive towards me by manipulating our adult daughters and our granddaughter. The legal system is a joke, but I have been remarried to a wonderful man for 20 years and even though my daughters do not speak to me because they have been brainwashed by their dad, I will always love them and be here for them.

[@anthonybourdon4642]

were you monkey branching ,you cheated super

[@Stephanie-n1f]

Dam so sorry I understand your pain. Sending hugs 🤗

[@epfan4life1]

@@Stephanie-n1f thank you. I'm so sorry that you too understand this pain.

[@bart234465]

I'm so sorry

[@Toltecgrl]

I’m sorry you had to go through that. When people have had to go through what you did and you say Nicole inspired you to leave, it makes her dying not in vain. Although she died a horrendous death. She left something for all victims of domestic violence. Some laws that were changed because of her, and the conversation about Domestic Violence was finally spoken about openly. Because before her death nobody really spoke about it.

[@Sarappreciates]

My mother recently passed away, and my stepdad (bless his heart) donated all her clothing to a local battered women's shelter because she survived being battered by her ex-husband. As kids, my sister and I saw the abuse, yet she still wouldn't tell anyone or report it, not even after they divorced. I won't keep her secret anymore. It's part of my past too. I wonder about Nicole's kids too. Did they see it; did they know? It's a helpless feeling. I hope they're okay.

[@Nick-rq3ib]

Hello Sara I’m sorry if your mother passed away hello it’s wonderful to meet you my name is Nick David Hagen

[@MalloryNewcomb]

Faye Resnick stated in a deposition that Nicole told her about incidents of DV that Sydney saw while she was pregnant.

[@Thobela-h3x]

For all those people who somehow still support OJ because he was 'black' ( even though he himself felt he was better than black)these are the people who were robbed of justice. Rip Nicole and RIP Ron Goldman.

[@donovans6472]

we support O.J because he said he didn't do it. these people were robbed of justice because the justice system focused on only O.J when its pretty clear that maybe it wasn't him, maybe there is a killer out there that's out and about. if O.J was acquitted shouldn't the case still be opened. who knows maybe 20yrs from now we'll find the "real killer(s)

[@sugarplumenigma4850]

@@donovans6472ridiculous

[@joshtroy344]

OJ was the biggest Uncle Tom, but he used the black community when he needed something. I understand the anger after what happened with Rodney King and everything else. Mark Fuhrman was horrible. The police mishandled things. But standing behind a murderer who did everything he could to distance himself from the black community was not the correct way to fight back.

[@therealbomiangel]

Sending The family Of Nicole Brown Healing And Positive Energy

[@m.coleman]

🙏🏾 I was 9-years-old when this happened and remember every part of the trial. God bless the Brown and Goldman families and may He always be with the children.

[@bunnybutt1821]

I was 9 as well! so sad

[@nakitathomas4042]

I was young too I am a 80'S baby too 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@LynnAnn588]

I was 9 too.

[@ervicito77]

I was hoping that Tanya would speak, and when she finally did, I burst into tears too. I felt her pain. For her to be the youngest of the sisters and not get to know Nicole as much as her older sisters, for Nicole's candlelight to be blown out too soon as Tanya described, that was when I lost it. I believe that Nicole can now rest in peace knowing that her family can carry on her light, her legacy. ❤️

[@cc7266]

I teared up too when she started speaking...heartbreaking story even 30 years later...

[@BurritoMassacre]

May Nicole’s memory never fade ❤ praying for all person in abusive relationships.

[@RayCharles-oe3eo]

Her memory will fade, like her body, Rotted away. This story is old. Move on..

[@centaur70]

@ Skarlett00...........I agree....

[@bdlimea7018]

Ron too. Let's not forget there was 2 murdered that day.

[@mimieschenburg5885]

Oh Dear Tanya. I feel your pain.. You are so Loved,,along with your Sisters..🩷❤️💜💜💜💜💜

[@nikkip1905]

When Tanya started crying, I started crying ! This case touches my heart and we need to put a stop to domestic violence

[@vachonew5904]

So sad may they rest in peace Nicole & Ron

[@SoniT]

Wow, it's been thirty years. I remember that time very well. I was 20.

[@LannieLord]

Where were you when Kurt Cobain was killed ?

[@Shea3224]

Rest In Peace Nicole Brown, & Ron Goldman!! 🪽💔💔🪽

[@npguru]

Because he has his own family and they don't want to sensationalize his life for the rest of their lives. These people are profiting off of their dead sister.

[@Therealtruthsocial]

@@npguru What a terrible thing to say! What if the same thing happened to your family member?

[@RayCharles-oe3eo]

I hope she's resting in peace.. They've been dead for 30 years.how many people have died in the past 30 years..oj is dead too..

[@Shea3224]

@@RayCharles-oe3eo, OJ Who? 🙄

[@Shea3224]

@@RayCharles-oe3eo, OJ is that you? 🤔🫣

[@strengthforthejourney1451]

So sorry for all families impacted by such a horrible tragedy!!!

[@gmeshell7]

Denise is the one who sent Ron Goldman to Nicole’s house. They saw O J at the recital, knowing he stalks her, why sent Goldman to her house that night when she insisted on getting them the next day? You added fuel to the fire🔥. Is anyone surprised! Those glasses cost that young man his life.

[@skidrow1800]

This case always breaks my heart. RIP NICOLE & RON

[@k9spjack]

As a 27 year veteran police officer, I learned that there's two types of Men. Men that will hit and abuse a Woman and Men that would NEVER lay hands on a Woman. So to all Women, if a Man hits you one time, run for the hills because he WILL DO it again. No matter how many Roses and apologies he gives you!

[@wookinooki9023]

hugs to her 2 children. may they be affected as little as possible.

[@SocialClout]

14:07 those were some beautiful words from Ana

[@briantucker5615]

I put off watching this interview, but I'm so glad I finally did. My ex verbally abused me, to the point of him whispering in my ear--while I was sleeping--that he was going to kill me. I never thought I'd be in that situation, but it happened. And I was terrified to tell anyone, until he moved out and I cut ties with him. It's easy to judge those in the situation and ask why they didn't get help. Many times, finances and homes are involved. Well done to Nicole's sisters for producing and speaking on this doc.

[@violetstameski664]

Denise looks just like Nicole

[@brendalevings2427]

She does. They could have been twins.

[@lorihoop3831]

I'd love to see her in blonde hair and a swooped bang. She's a beautiful woman, all three sisters are

[@Shea3224]

Denise looks just like Her Beautiful Sis Nicole!! 🥹💜

[@kourtneyjade737]

Agree !! ive always thought that

[@francesfarmer736]

Agree ! She resembles her more that the other sisters do…..Just put blond hair on her & voile! This is probably how Nicole would have looked now……

[@RayCharles-oe3eo]

yes, she does.They both look dead..lol....hahahahaha 🤣

[@keimo2007]

She's definitely a GILF, but her grey hair is an instant turnoff! Should try platinum blond instead.

[@kourtneyjade737]

@@keimo2007 ya im not digging the silver fox look either ... maybe blondish .. anything but this silver grey look ....

[@stwaters1147]

This is such a sad story especially the part where Nicole covered her bruises. She was beautifully that poor woman may her soul rest in peace 💜

[@daviddavis3389]

She could've solved her problem by just leaving him? She could have gotten a Job.

[@TheBrownIsland]

ALL domestic violence victims cover their bruises. They're embarrassed by what's happening to them and don't want people criticizing them.

[@QueenAlexis556]

​@@daviddavis3389do you have a job? You need to get a life

[@lhwinter]

Really nice to see all the sisters together. It’s lovely to see them as a united front keeping their sister’s memory alive. Ron’s family have also shown a lot of grace and dignity. Rest in peace Ron and Nicole.

[@MalloryNewcomb]

4:56 This was a brilliant answer. This is the moment that the interview became a springboard for talking about a larger, still extant issue. It was clear that Denise had already given some thought to this. She gave a new concept or claim and then came through with an example of that cycle & if I am not mistaken, what it looked like for her sister. RIP Nicole and Ron

[@mmommo10]

Denise is my hero, I love her mission against domestic abuse.

[@kellysnyder1405]

Yes! She is a strong woman ❤

[@anthonygriffin1958]

It's good to see the sisters of the late Nicole Brown-Simpson come together to share stories about the family past. Hopefully, the two day documentary will shed some light on the late Ron Goldman & his family's way of life as well. Rest In Peace! 🙏

[@lorihoop3831]

I'm so glad they are not hateful still like the Goldmans. While they're sad, they're not hateful. Maybe because of Sydney and Justin. Class act. I feel sorry for the Goldmans, they need to let the hate go. It's horrible for your health and psychological condition.

[@loveisthekey7]

This made me cry 😢

[@lynnyhen]

Me too.

[@MothGirl007]

I could not handle it. 😥

[@lovelysmith275]

Same!!! 😢

[@Acovado0222]

Me too.

[@daviddavis3389]

​@@lynnyhenactually, she had plenty of time to get away/ leave him.

[@charlottetimes9803]

Ladies should share the cycle of abuse because most people don't know they are in an abusive relationship.

[@Lil08103]

they should also not date married men

[@SarahAnnBellham]

After their first date in the documentary she came home with ripped jeans. She told her roommate that he was being forceful. He wanted to go say something to OJ. She told him not to because she really liked this guy. Who goes on a second date with somebody like that? 🚩🚩🚩🚩

[@TheRigomoni]

theyre in denial and some are silenced under threats

[@nightskylights4501]

@@SarahAnnBellham exactly!!!

[@centaur70]

@@Lil08103 .......You make no sense..... Married men or not no one deserves to get treated that way and getting beat up daily. Don't get it twisted....🙄🙄

[@gabriel-1957]

That facelift on the one sister oh my goodness what did she do to her face?

[@juliedevereaux43]

Minimizing is what society teaches women to do in that situation.

[@vg2binkey884]

Wrong. I think it's personal shame

[@recherche4528]

The pain on their faces is palpable. So sad.

[@octoberscamp]

I don’t think these women can make facial expressions anymore…

[@Painting866]

They’re not getting paid anymore.

[@kholowedalmold3394]

​@@octoberscamp😂😂😂😂

[@cheri7054]

Excellent interview!!!!!!!

[@stefansnellgrove]

Seeing the baby sister crying was heartbreaking and started to cry myself by the end. Nicole should still be alive today and have died an old woman in her bed not being repeatedly brutally stabbed and the fact they tried to villainize her is disgusting even if she was a “party girl” that didn’t give him (or anyone else) the right to kill her she’d only be in her 60’s now if she was alive today and be a grandmother that now her grandkids will never get to meet and have to hear about her through their great aunts great grandparents or their parents who were just kids when their mother died and they were just sleeping upstairs and that night has probably haunted them all these decades later. With true crime murder cases my heart breaks for the victims who died such horrible ways and their families who grieve them.

[@Michelina22]

Wow Joy, that’s wonderful, on Long Island, I’m right here, just left a 3 year DV relationship in January By the Grace of God I’m alive today ✝️

[@biggmonie]

I feel bad for thier kids.😢

[@lorihoop3831]

I do too. It'ss a double tragedy. First they lose their mother, then they have to be raised by a malignant narcissist of a "father". Who is the reason they lost their mother. How conflicted they must feel, unless that psychopath completely brainwashed them.😥 I hope not. These ladies really love those kids. Adults.

[@mmommo10]

Denise just looks radiant.

[@ArleneGladuZNZ]

The view has really up it's game since Megan McCain left the show, I am enjoying watching it once again. I have such respect for the Brown sisters and how they are working hard to make something positive out of this horrible life experience of the death of Nicole. I cry every time I hear them share there story and am looking forward to watch the docu series..

[@kathyadams5963]

The View, Thanks for this great show❤

[@skyesaunders6291]

RIP Nicole & Ron Goldman ❤️🙏🏽sending love and light to both families

[@cashaeleatemla]

All three believe that Nicole, like many victims, downplayed the abuse. She had always wanted the kind of happy family life her parents had provided them. They had met in Germany, then built an affluent life for their girls in southern California. Nicole, a homecoming princess, was interested in photography. She enrolled in community college, but met Simpson in 1977 at a club where she worked. He was a 30-year-old NFL superstar and married father.

[@daviddavis3389]

Why did she date/ Marty a man that was married? She wasn't perfect either ..

[@LillyAntiLolita-vj5zy]

Who said she was perfect? They’re saying she was abused and murdered, which she was.

[@cashaeleatemla]

She suspects he's been out drinking and while he's showering, she looks through his phone and finds provocative photos from a woman named "B" on his phone. She decides to go out and sleep with another man in order to keep Martin from coming back to her.

[@cashaeleatemla]

Correct.

[@onlinme7884]

​@@cashaeleatemlaa phone with pictures in 1989? Wat are u talking about?

[@dorthymcbride3384]

Thank you, ladies! So sad for your precious loss! Prayers for the kids 🙏 ❤️Prayers for the Goldman family❤

[@carolinepollock5187]

I admire Nicole's sisters honouring their beautiful sister.

[@HH-gv8mx]

I just got out of a 4 1/2 yr relationship with a man who beat me every single month for years. He broke my bones. He knocked my front tooth out and chipped my other 2 teeth. Now when I’m trying to move on and pick up the pieces of my life., it is hard for me to go out in public. I used to be really beautiful before he broke my face. Now I’m trying to get a job and my résumé and the way I speak and write gets me in the door., but as soon as I open my mouth and they see my teeth, they treat me like a drug addict. That’s everywhere I go. It’s so disheartening. Your teeth are everything. And if you are missing front teeth, people automatically assume the worst about you.

[@SpringVioletta]

If you live in the USA, there is a charity organisation called Give Back A Smile, run by the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry Charitable Foundation. It’s run specifically to assist in helping those who have suffered dental injuries from DV and SA. I hope this helps and would love to hear back via reply if it helps you or anyone reading this. Sending strength ❤️‍🩹

[@SpringVioletta]

My comment was deleted for some reason, but if you live in the USA, get in touch with ‘give back a smile’ they are a charity who help survivors who have dental injuries as a result of situations you described . Hope that helps, and wish you the very best getting your life back

[@HH-gv8mx]

@@SpringVioletta oh wow. Thank you so much for this information! I will look it up!

[@SpringVioletta]

@@HH-gv8mxI hope they can help you. All the best!

[@sydneywebbe7737]

Good luck, I hope everything works out for you.🙏🏿❤

[@washurhands5079]

She was 35?? I’m 35😢

[@jeniferAnders]

Same. It’s wild🥺

[@dyrd7963]

I remember being Highschool in the Bronx, when he was set free….everyone was cheering he got away with killing her. I was disgusted n so afraid to say anything because the black kids would beat me.

[@Darcey-t4s]

Bless you girls 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@avp1874]

Why don’t you tell the truth just a little bit the reason you’re coming out now with this video is because the man died recently. Don’t give me this Malaki about how it didn’t feel right 20 years later, 25 years later. Give me a break!

[@robinshaye6047]

Denise absolutely hit the nail on the head regarding what it is like to be in an abusive relationship. After I left my abusive ex, I got my validation reading a story about Nicole in Time magazine. I read the article and what Nicole endured and felt as if I was reading an article about MY life. So many parallels which shocked me to the core....not only regarding OJ's behavior, but how Nicole handled everything...her journal entries, her pictures, and how she reacted after escaping from her prison of control. Ironically, my journal was ignored by the GAL, which was my right to have entered into our custody trial. For more on my story, please pick up my book, "...Until You Die": The Narcissist's Promise.

[@Jen-f4d]

❤Thank you to the VIEW for giving the 3 LOVELY Brown sisters a platform to speak about THEIR sister, Domestic Violence, Abuse & how to identify BATTTERERS. Abuse starts w/bullying, criticism, & mean COMMENTS. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.

[@javiruiz8365]

I’m just like her! I’m the one that cries! I can’t help it. I cry when I’m happy and when I’m sad 🥲

[@laurenxo6503]

Me too! I cry over everything too

[@DeborahShuemaker]

I am so sorry to the Brown family and Goldmans for your loss 🙏✝️💔

[@Michelina22]

Followed this case , can’t believe it’s been 30 years !!!

[@sherrymay5409]

Love Denise she didn't take any crap or hold back she spoke her mind and I believe she definitely was her sisters keeper wish they could of saved Beautiful Nicole

[@melanaroussey1913]

The Brown family should have Nicole's tombstone made without the last name "Simpson" just Nicole Brown. If this was my daughter, I would have that done

[@cbpaddingtonbear2606]

Well it's her children's name so maybe it's more complicated

[@awatkins8429]

They loved the SIMPSON name. One of Tanya's friends said that she constantly named dropped O.J. when she was in school. Also "SIMPSON" is the only reason we're still hearing about this woman 30 years later...They talk about wanting us to "remember" Nicole by making this doc as if she was a person who had a public identity on her own. She didn't. Honestly, the only ppl who need to "remember" her or Ron are their personal friends and family.

[@susanbailor8770]

It’s been mentioned that “Nicole Brown Simpson” was her legal name….thats why that name is on her headstone….plus it’s the last name of her children

[@sugarplumenigma4850]

Yeah they should. I would not want that murderers last name .

[@patrinajasso5689]

O.j was married when he met Nicole. He didn't leave his wife for a few years. He didnt marry nicole till she was 26 or 28?. He did cheat Nicole caugh O.j. many times cheating still married him. It's all very sad. Theres a documentary on ojs killing Nicole and Ron. Its horrific.

[@NikkiScatch84]

It’s sad they have to live with this pain for the rest of their lives. Ron and Nicole won’t get the justice they deserve.

[@sassounezaza2228]

Denise in the beginning of the interview she told her to leave oj. when sunny asks the question her answer i had no idea??? Didn't Denise witness oj brutalizing her sister per the trial notes?

[@JoanDeSanto]

So sad rest in peace Nicole and Ron😢

[@Davisem1]

They are doing so well let’s always remember Nicole and Ron always it will help others too ❤

[@bereal6590]

Only just seen this today. What happened was just so awful for both the deceased and their families. Nicole and Ron didn't get justice 😢

[@laurencaseley5355]

Poor Dominique recently lost her son Aaron too 😢💔

[@redrunner3536]

Aaron is 83. 83 is Murdered by numbers. This family is in the know, don't let them fool you

[@KathleenFantasia]

So sorry. I also lost my beautiful son Patrick Fantasia last summer ❤

[@cashaeleatemla]

Along with the Browns, the filmmakers spoke to friends both famous and infamous, including Simpson houseguest Brian “Kato” Kaelin, whose laid-back demeanor on the witness stand at the 1995 trial made him a household name; Faye Resnick, who wrote a tell-all book; and Kris Jenner, whose ex-husband Robert Kardashian, to her dismay, joined Simpson’s defense team. Nicole’s two children, who have stayed out of the public eye and seemingly remained close to Simpson until his death last month, did not take part. They were both busy starting families of their own, Moore said. The sisters felt it was finally time to revisit Nicole’s life and legacy. They have grieved in different ways, and sometimes grew apart. Their parents have died. Oldest sister Denise Brown, who gave wrenching trial testimony, never hesitated to pin the stabbing deaths of their sister and Ronald Goldman on Simpson, and became a vocal advocate for domestic violence victims. Although she had known the marriage was volatile, she did not think of Nicole at the time as a battered woman, even after Simpson was charged with assault on New Year’s Eve 1989. Nicole, after a week away, chose to return home afterward.

[@elisemiller13]

Even if she did think of Nicole as "battered" what would she have been able to do about it. O.J. represents to me, what the difference is when you are a famed celebrity, a charmer and have plenty money for your defense. No matter how Unjust. RIP Nicole and Ron ~

[@kathyrama4570]

I don't care for Caitkyn Bruce Jenner, but ehen O J died, Good Riddance was my exact thought. Also, much sympathy to the Goldman Family. Ron lost his life ad well.

[@dananicole3969]

Nicole brown was so naturally beautiful, a really stunningly beautiful woman, she could have had anyone she wanted,its a shame she settled on a bad situation with oj.

[@kathleenjohnson9767]

Thank you Nicole for saving lives

[@brendamyerstrachanmyer6817]

What really bothers me is the horrendous fear Nicol must have felt just before she dieď - it bothers me a lot - still

[@stepcollazo8134]

The sister made me cry..the youngest 😢.

[@XYB56]

Not to sound cruel, just curious. What happened to Minni (Sisters) face? 😮

[@user-mu3xk7ie2t]

plastic surgery

[@tyne2005]

I was wondering the same thing

[@angiebradshaw8621]

I heard she was in a very bad accident and this is the result of surgery to correct the damage.

[@tajmulhall]

After researching for a couple of days, we can find no information about her having a car accident. We have come to the conclusion that it was plastic surgery of choice.

[@JoseHernandez-yj7zm]

OJ got her too.

[@cspan1993]

Did whoopi go home😭😭😭

[@SocialClout]

pre-recorded

[@sabercat5490]

Lmao

[@zajiira543]

LOL Whoopi said “this still my off day bye”

[@createchaosgossip]

Whoopi doesn’t work on Friday

[@TAHJBecomeYourBestSelf]

@@createchaosgossipshe was one for the trump section, that’s why they commented that.

[@davidgadson714]

rip nicole wow i didnt even recongnize domonique

[@JP-he6rq]

my heart goes out to you brown sisters for losing your sister that way, may god bless you , to keep moving forward, to fight against domestic violence,.. taniya you made me cry to, i am a guy in calgary canada,,

[@tarajade8545]

how did they ever come to not guilty verdict/// RIP NS

[@TheTraveler976]

Rip to Nicole & Ron who was at the wrong place at the wrong time. I remember that so vividly. I forgot how Denise looks so much like Nicole❤

[@kathyparkhurst7005]

its always about her, someone else was killed too, ron goldman,

[@MelindaRathmann]

Just curious what happened to Dominique Brown’s nose?

[@CrystalM1917]

I haven't confirmed, but some are saying in the comments that she was in a terrible car accident. If true, It's like the family can't catch a break. 🫤

[@lindaprice7670]

What about her lips?

[@Billykid514]

Botched

[@biggmonie]

18 how old was O.J.? Alot of Diddy similarities

[@mykoniichistorychannel]

He was like 30-31.

[@aleahboone4323]

Power and Money. Sounds a lot like people whose darkness is being led into light. Not taking away anything from Ms. Nicole Brown Simpson or her story of her life and light. But 2024 has given a new appreciation to victims whose stories were otherwise diminished and forgotten. Only with time may the truth prevail. The children were the real victims. Lost their mother and father that day. Bravo to her Sisters to tell her story and keep her name alive after 30 years. That's Love ❤ Great interview.

[@jamesthomas2152]

Rip Nicole and Ron

[@marleneg7794]

These poor women. Watching him live his unapologetic. Knowing what kind of a dad he must have been to their niece and nephew. Prayers many prayers

[@joyfuljoy4568]

The amount of botox and fillers. Don't worry I say what other people are uncomfortable to say.

[@califcamper]

Does anyone know the dr who worked on the sister on the right?

[@MZ20208]

Surely to God - the kids have to now their dad killed their mother and Ron by now

[@camillamartz8179]

Such a sad story 30 years later.

[@meganalves9967]

Still don’t understand how OJ wasn’t found guilty 😢 so sad these families never got justice

[@naithngr81-jh2bb]

How could you not understand why OJ wasn't found guilty? The "evidence" against him just didnt add up. It rested on the stupid gloves that didn't fit as well as SPECKS of blood and those specks had preservative in them. Reasonable doubt was ALL OVER the case. There was no motive. There was no murder weapon ever found, nor any bloody clothing. The prosecution's narrative and timeline, that OJ was able to do ALL of this by himself with no accomplices, then make his flight (at Los Angeles International Airport) in a timespan of TWENTY-FIVE MINUTES, didn't make any sense and quickly fell apart. And then you have the lead detective, who "found" the "evidence" , who actually pleaded the Fifth on the stand at the trial for planting evidence. THAT'S why OJ was found not guilty. And this was just the things covered in the trial. There was a lot that went on outside the trial, like the fact that the reason why there was so much doubt about the timeline was because Marcia Clark, for some strange reason, actually had Nicole's phone records sealed (I've read that it was for SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS) after Nicole's mother Juditha said she spoke to Nicole at 11PM ..... when OJ and his entourage would have already been gone for the airport. Then there was the fact that Ron Goldman's boss, a man named Brett Cantor, was actually murdered IDENTICALLY to how Ron and Nicole would be, and according to his autopsy, his killer (s) even used the same kind of knife that was used against Ron and Nicole (and Ron also had several coworkers who also got murdered, though in different ways than knife attacks).

[@joanquattrocchi8023]

🙄​@@naithngr81-jh2bb

[@QueenAlexis556]

​@@naithngr81-jh2bbOMG SHUT UP

[@awatkins8429]

Get over it. It happened..It was 30 years ago, and he's gone now.

[@joanquattrocchi8023]

@@awatkins8429 they can stop looking for the killer now🙄

[@BFProductionsLLC]

It's so weird that the sisters didn't want Nicole's boyfriend, Keith, involved in this documentary. He lived the last two years of volitivity with her. He was stalked by OJ. Denise totally gets it but to hear Dominique still not accepting that OJ killed her sister is absurd. Keith's story about Nicole cutting off their relationship after the final 911 call with OJ should've been heard. Total fail.

[@BFProductionsLLC]

Denise has gone on to bring the message of domestic violence to the fore. She has done so much. In this documentary, D'Anna seems like the friend that Nicole should've told everything to. It's so sad.

[@gizzykatkat9687]

OJ did so much more damage than murdering someone

[@RayCharles-oe3eo]

Joe Biden has done far worse than OJ Simpson 😂

[@mykoniichistorychannel]

@@RayCharles-oe3eoGet real.

[@helenhamilton9561]

So glad that you and your children were able to get out of that environment.

[@SparkleInYourEyes2024]

I don't like how Nicoles' sisters dragged OJs' ex wife, Marguerite, into this mess. Marguerite has always said that OJ was not abusive towards her and even if he was it's none of Nicoles' sisters' business. That's Marguerites' story to tell. Marguerite has always been a private person and has said that she wants nothing to do with this case.

[@user-mu3xk7ie2t]

He left his first wife for the second wife dirty cheat.

[@SparkleInYourEyes2024]

@@user-mu3xk7ie2t Marguerite left after finding out about OJ and Nicole. Nicole would harass Marguerite, too. OJ wanted to keep Marguerite as a wife and Nicole as a mistress but Marguerite was over OJ and his B.S. She left the marriage with her dignity intact and never looked back.

[@sparklingwaterfalls]

Copied and pasted from an Inside Edition article: But in February 1995, retired LAPD officer Jim King spoke to Inside Edition about a domestic violence call at the Simpson home in West Los Angeles during the mid-1970s. “[Marguerite] indicated that OJ had punched her, had kicked her, had choked her, had forced her to the ground. He never denied touching Marguerite to the contrary he said, he should have not touched her,” King claimed. Both Simpson and his first wife have denied that the football star ever hit his wife. In the January 1995 interview with Barbara Walters, Marguerite said: “If he did [hit me], he would have gotten a frying pan upside the head. There is just no way I would have let that happen to me.” Copied and pasted from the Jet Magazine article about Marguerite’s interview with Barbara Walters: Mrs. Thomas denied allegations that a police officer responded to a domestic violence call 20 years ago during her marriage to O.J. She said the alleged incident is “just not true” and “all made up.” She told Mrs. Walters that she never made a police report. “Never-never did. I just found out about this, after 21 years.”

[@sparklingwaterfalls]

Copied and pasted from the Jet Magazine article about Marguerite’s interview with Barbara Walters: Mrs. Thomas denied allegations that a police officer responded to a domestic violence call 20 years ago during her marriage to O.J. She said the alleged incident is “just not true” and “all made up.” She told Mrs. Walters that she never made a police report. “Never-never did. I just found out about this, after 21 years.”

[@SparkleInYourEyes2024]

@@sparklingwaterfalls Once again Marguerite said OJ never abused her. Like I said if he did it is her story to tell. No one elses'.

[@nilsanarvaez7947]

Why would you do that to your face? 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@audrasitarek9113]

Priscilla Presley look a like

[@MothGirl007]

I have heard that she was in a car accident and had to have reconstructive surgery.

[@audrasitarek9113]

@@MothGirl007 where did you hear that? I can’t find it anywhere on google. Surely it would have been reported

[@Andtherewaslight427]

Dominique's face.😢

[@Mexicanita1904]

Yes, its bad but I read that Dominique Brown had reconstructive surgery on her face after a car wreck she had in 2015.

[@dar7230]

scary

[@sheilaepling1313]

She was in a horrible car wreck plus she has stated she had a stroke

[@PamelaColor]

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[@sherrymay5409]

Oh wow bless her heart

[@jankam2418]

So heartbreaking. Stop using Simpson in her name.

[@dar7230]

Sunny must always bring race into the talk

[@SaraShakir-id6gh]

Denice looks like Nicole the most

[@ill71]

I remember that case like it was yesterday I was in my 20s. I watched that case every single day I was obsessed it was better than the soap operas. This was the talk of the town when this whole case was going on.

[@laurenxo6503]

I was a little kid and tore up Hard Copy and A Current Affair. I still watch Inside Edition.

[@chubidelrosario4417]

Its important to make aware of domestic violence, not just against women but to everybody. Most of the victims can't get out from the situation themselves that's why it's important if you see/know something, report it.

[@TruthIsLikeTheSun]

He was a married man. These women chase after wealthy Black men to be worshipped and taken care of. Sometimes, it works. Sometimes, it doesn't. Unfortunately, it didn't work for her. Sad.

[@banker1313]

He chased her. She was only 18.

[@TruthIsLikeTheSun]

@banker1313 He was a married man. At 18 you should know better. Would she have wanted that for her parents? Again, it's unfortunate, tragic, sad, and naturally, her sisters are going to say nothing but the best about her. She never should have gotten involved with him, whether he was married or not. But she and her sisters and whole family, probably, were dazzled by his fame and fortune. Similar to drugs, she should have just said NO! But, she, they, took a risk and enjoyed the ride until it got rough. No one will admit it. No one will talk about it. A teenager had no business with someone 20 years older, of a different race, etc. It was a recipe for inevitable divorce due to all the differences and the way they came together. THEY gambled and lost. STOP blaming everything on O.J. Accept some responsibility.

[@frenchtoast7742]

@@TruthIsLikeTheSunoh please. Get over it . Don’t tell us to stop blaming OJ . Stop blaming the abuser ? HE SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER ? At 18 you are still young and naive. You are not very mature yet . Don’t take it out on the victim. Don’t shake the victim. Wait until it happens to someone you know like I have . You will be saying something different.

[@TruthIsLikeTheSun]

​@frenchtoast7742 No, you get over it! I've got my opinion and you've got yours. Mine happens to be balanced. I said what happened to her was sad, tragic, unfortunate, and I also said IMO she had no business with him and she and her family benefitted from his fame and fortune. I'm sure that enticed her. She bargained with the devil and lost. You want to ignore the reality of all I've said. And, how do you know whether or not I've or a family member had a similar experience.

[@lindadoss1055]

@@TruthIsLikeTheSun According to OJ he and his wife had already decided to split. Nicole was not the only female he cheated on his wife with. He was a bad choice for her. You date and marry a cheater then more than likely they will cheat on you too. He admitted to cheating on both of them.

[@Angel-xd9lt]

So sad about Ronald Goldman and everything was about OJ & Nicole what about Ronald Goldman he was a human being too and he died too... and he was the forgotten victim*** RONALD GOLDMAN needs his voice heard and his story***

[@lindabishop7656]

30 years@!!@????? It's hard to comprehend. And the killer waljed away and did NO PRISON FOR KILLING HER AND HER FRIEND....BUT he is on the other side and facing his judgment.

[@daviddavis3389]

Correction, he did 9 years in prison...Nevada lovelock.

[@lindabishop7656]

@@daviddavis3389 but NOT FOR THE MURDER OF HIS WIFE AND HER FRIEND....for stealing his former belongings

[@daviddavis3389]

@@lindabishop7656 that is certainly true Linda! I can see that you pay close attention to details.

[@ladyplatinum3281]

That's because he never did it