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Claudia Conway has 'faith' mom Kellyanne didn't post topless pic, quits social media after police investigates

In a significant reversal, Claudia Conway says she now believes that her mother 'would never put something like that on the internet', referring to her topless picture posted via a Fleet

Former Counselor to 45th President Donald Trump, Kellyanne Conway, was under fire for allegedly posting a topless photo of her teenage daughter, Claudia Conway, via Twitter's Fleet. Claudia herself took to social media via TikTok reaction videos where she said that her mother posted them accidentally or that somebody hacked her, but was 'certain' that no one else would have access to the photo in question. She later also said that her mother "deserves to go to jail". But now, there seems to be a family reconciliation in the works.

George Conway, Claudia's father, took to Twitter to post another TikTok video from their daughter. 

In the video, Claudia is sitting down, talking to the camera. In a significant reversal, she says she now believes that her mom "would never put something like that on the internet". She also said that she was not being forced to post the message and that people should stop directing hate toward her family. "Please. No threats, no calls to the authorities," she said after saying that they were "tired of being headlines".

The video message also conveyed her decision to quit social media "for a bit" to work on her relationship with her mom and her family. She signs off with the words, "I love my mom and she loves me".    

Here is the full text of her TikTok video: 

"Hi guys, I just wanted to come on here and address the situation. This isn't forced, this is coming completely coming from me, Claudia. I have faith and I know that my mother would never put something like that on the internet as well as me -- we would never do that. My mom and I, we fight like mothers and daughters. But we also love like mothers and daughters. And I do love her. I will be taking a break from social media because we are really tired of being headlines and we fight like mothers and daughters but being in the public eye exacerbates that greatly and it adds a lot of stress to both of our lives and I don't want that. I don't want any drama. I don't want any hate. So I will be leaving social media for a bit to work on my relationship with my mom and my family. Please do not incite hate or violence on my family. Please. No threats. No calls to the authorities. I love my mom and she loves me."

Her statement comes after police launched an investigation into the topless photo of Claudia — which the teen had earlier said was posted via her mom’s Twitter Fleet. The cops paid a visit to the family’s New Jersey mansion on Tuesday, January 26. Just before noon, four officers showed up with papers in hand at the Conways’ home in Alpine and spent about an hour inside before leaving. Alpine Police Chief Christopher Belcolle has confirmed that a probe was underway. “An investigation is being conducted. No additional information can be released,” Belcolle had said to the press, noting that records regarding juveniles are not made public.

The topless photo 'leak' and reconciliation comes days after 16-year-old Claudia shared some recordings on TikTok that appear to show verbal, emotional, and physical abuse from her mother. “You’re never gonna record another fucking thing in your life. It’s going for a forensic analysis,” says the woman in a TikTok video dated January 20, adding that Claudia is an “ungrateful b***h".

Claudia commented on that video saying she is constantly getting hit because she ignores her mother. She later wrote that she is afraid to post the previous post of her mother being mentally abusive towards her as she does not know what will happen now after she recorded her mother lashing out at her.