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Ice Apitsada Accidentally Shows Husband’s Face Online, Apologizes

Ice Apitsada accidentally posted her husband’s face on social media and quickly apologised, explaining he dislikes online exposure. She also tearfully recalled missing her daughter Lea’s first school day due to work, but felt relieved seeing Lea adapt well and make friends. Ice discussed their son Noah, Lea’s maturity, and her approach to letting the children decide on public appearances.

Ice Apitsada Accidentally Shows Husband’s Face Online, Apologizes
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Ice Apitsada shared that her husband has no wish to hide himself; he just feels uneasy about the online world and wants to live authentically, hoping their child will not one day resent her past posts. She recounted Lea’s reaction to starting school: Lea said she likes school because she wants friends, and when staying at home she feels lonely and hopeless, laughing at the word “Hopeless” as they described their life in a hillside house in Italy. Ice asked Lea what happened at school, and Lea said she walked in, friends were shocked by her size, and she compared herself to a friend who is waist‑high to her, noting she is relatively tall for her age. Ice admitted she missed Lea’s first day because of work, which made her cry, but she felt comforted seeing Lea enjoy making friends and adjust quickly. She also talked about their second child Noah, saying Lea wanted a sibling and has been loving and protective toward Noah, often hugging him and expressing gratitude for having him. Ice noted Lea displays maturity beyond her years, handling conflicts calmly and suggesting they rebuild when toys break, attributing this to growing up mainly around adults. She added that while Lea has become a social‑media favourite, she lets the child decide whether to participate in photo shoots or work, always asking what she would do with any earnings—Lea says she wants to buy toys for Noah.

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