I gave my kids unique names, people say I’ve doomed them for life and they’ll never get jobs but they mean so much to me
A WOMAN who gave her children very unique names has hit back at cruel trolls how tell her she’s “doomed” them for life.
Tenille, who posts under the handle @prettybullyy, took to TikTok and shared the rather unusual names she gave her two kids.
In the clip, she explains: “My kids have different names.
“My daughter’s name is ‘Chree’ and her full name is Chree Mary Jane.
“My son’s name is ‘Tevye’ and his full name is Tevye Raymond Wesley.”
Tenille captioned the post: “Both names have a meaning & no it’s not anything what you think it is.
“Do your kids have different names?”
In a second video, the mum-of-two goes on to explain where the name “Chree” came from.
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She says: “Her name is Chree with a ‘Ch’ because my mother’s name is Cheryl.
“‘Tree’ would be ‘TRee’ and ‘Chree’ would be ‘CHRee.’
She wrote: “Think CHerry, it was an ode to my mother using the CH. Her name is CHree not TRee.”
In a third video, Tenille hit back at trolls and explains: “Since you guys are so convinced that my children are doomed based off of their names, let’s look at some other people who have unique names.”
Tenille then flashes up photos of several celebs on the screen and sarcastically quips: “Poor baby Keanu [Reeves] grew up to have such a hard life.
“And baby Vin Diesel really struggled.
“Five-year-old Halle (Berry) just didn’t know what to do with herself.
“Poor girl doomed with a name like Rihanna.
“I’m sure baby Beyoncé will grow up and accomplish nothing.”
She continues: “Do you see where I’m going with this?
“Just maybe the unique names I gave my children will fair them well in life, and maybe their unique names will set them apart.
“Stop limiting your mind!”
The videos have since gone viral, garnering over 300,000 views and hundreds of comments.
“They are going to be correcting people all their lives. Hopefully, their resumes don’t get thrown away,” wrote one.
A second agreed: “Girl…they sound the exact same.
“Like your daughter has to grow up and be an adult and fill out resumes and job apps…can you imagine?”
A third penned: “Well they’ll never get their names on a pencil.”
Meanwhile, a fourth noted: “Bruh ain’t no way you did that.”
Another commented: “No..those names..just no.”
A further added: “Well. They are definitely names.”
And one more asked: “”Why would you do that?”