Calls for Patrick Clancy to 'Sue the Restylane Out of' Reality Star Lisa Rinna Following Her Vile Rant on TikTok

Kirsten Fleming urged Patrick Clancy, the ex-husband of Lindsay Clancy, to sue Lisa Rinna.

In a scathing opinion piece for New York Post, the journalist stated that she hoped that the bereaved father of three, who lost his children in the most brutal way possible, “sues the Restylane out of Rinna.”

The ongoing trial of Lindsay, who allegedly killed three of her and her ex-husband Patrick's children in 2023, has garnered media scrutiny from all across the world.

One of the biggest names to join the online debate over what actually went on in the Clancy house on January 24, 2023, happens to be Lisa.

The reality star has made several TikTok videos claiming things don't actually add up in the murder case, and there might be something more sinister hiding beneath the surface.

“Alright, he did it. Patrick did it. Patrick is the one who did it. Not Lindsay,” she boldly stated in a video posted around two weeks ago.

What's surprising is that she presented the claim like it's a fact, without bothering to add “allegedly” or any disclaimer indicating that it was merely her opinion.

“Patrick did it. Because, you know, I also heard that women typically don’t strangle,” she continued.

According to her, she learned that when mothers tend to kill their offspring, they generally choose to either poison or drown them. She also claimed that her therapist supported her conclusion on the matter.

“[My therapist] looks at me and she goes, ‘He did it.’ I was like, ‘Wow, yeah,’” she added.

Per Kirsten, Lisa didn't bother to read even one article about the ongoing trial before stating her opinion on social media platform with her nearly one million followers.

“What a terrible thing to say about a man whose wife murdered their three small children and attempted to off herself by jumping out of a window headfirst,” the journalist wrote.

“He, along with his children, is a victim,” she added.

“What she said was an outright lie and defamatory,” she continued, as Lindsay herself has confessed to the crimes.

She also pointed out that the trial was never about finding out the main culprit; it was rather a matter of determining whether the case should be considered murder or manslaughter given the former labor and delivery nurse’s alleged postpartum psychosis at the time.

She also criticized social media’s “obsession” with true crime cases as she thinks it “creates a permission structure for people like Rinna to say whatever the h— they want” without any regard for the people who are living through the unimaginable tragedy.

“Rinna should do some self-reflection. Her aforementioned therapy isn’t working, but she should keep at it. I just suggest finding a new shrink,” Kirsten wrote in conclusion.