The last straw was when, during a sit-down interview with producers, she was asked how Miller's comments made her feel. Smith addressed her decision to leave in a lengthy post that said, "As tears streamed down my face, I look over at my 7-year-old and back at the camera and say, this is my EVERYDAY life as a black woman. This is nothing new to me. But what I'm not going to have happen is have this racist person have any part of my daughter's life as of this moment. At that moment, I knew that it was more important for me to show my daughter that she had to stand up for what's right and not care about anything else. But in that interview, my little 7 year old cried like a GROWN black woman and stood up and said, 'Mom I understand it's not right here and I want to go home too....'"

Sadly, Smith isn't the only person who is accusing Miller of unacceptable behavior. According to USA Today, when Miller posted a Blackout Tuesday square to show her support of protesters enraged by the death of George Floyd, those she targeted with her racist remarks felt compelled to come forward to expose her hypocrisy.