Kel Mitchell’s daughter, Allure Wholly called him out, claims he’s an absent parent.
Allure Wholly capitalized on a recent TikTok craze where consumers supposedly call out their parents or anyone who has wronged them.
Allure uploaded a photo collage of a conversation she claims she and her dad had as part of the trend.
She asked her dad during the chat why she doesn’t see him more frequently. She alleges that Kel told her he wasn’t a typical dad with a 9–5 job. He added that he’s an actor.
Allure then wrote a lengthy comment about how she spent her first 10 years of childhood without her father. She claims that between the ages of 5 and 15, her father didn’t provide her with any emotional or physical assistance.
She claims she only occasionally received financial assistance, which she could have survived without.
Additionally, according to Allure, her father allegedly refused to provide her with health insurance out of concern that her mother might utilize it for her own benefit.
Allure Wholly wrote in her caption: “I guess ten years without your children could do this to you. I am done being silenced. My father is the type of man to fake as if he’s in my life but he’s not. He was there ‘financially.’
“What I mean by that is he only paid for what in my eyes looked good on paper. He helped pay for my first car, my high school tuition, and my housing on campus until I cut him off for exactly this.
“I now live completely independently without any parental help I did this to prove to my father that his money was never what I needed, and growing up the way I had to it boggles me that’d even think that’s what I cared about.
“But then I have to remember he doesn’t even know me, how could he? He wasn’t there. A father should also be there emotionally. A father should be there for their daughters in need. A father should provide. A father should just simply care.
“I was at one point ‘homeless’ in college and my father not once made steps to open up his home to me as a forever home but instead got me a dorm on campus during that time. Even though that was much appreciated, I needed my father.
“My father refuses to get me medical insurance of any sort out of fear my mother would use it, I don’t live with my mother. And so how my mother would get access to that idk. He lives in this delusional world that my mother is ‘out to get him’ no she’s out to get what’s owed to her. You owe my mother so much.
“While you got to live your greatest life for the ten years without us, building your career and selling the house your ex-wife and your children were living in. The same house that was actually bought with the help of my grandparents.
“I had to experience unimaginable degrees of abuse due to this I never really got the chance to be just a child. He never asked me why I wanted to be a lawyer but the reason I do is because I had to watch my mom research law to help her keep our house over our heads.
“In the end, she lost and we were without a home, still without a home. Yet Kel Mitchell, my father, gets to live in a five-bedroom house in the valley. Yet in his eyes I’m ungrateful. I never cared about your money. I busted needed my dad”.
