'Hot felon' Jeremy Meeks disables Instagram comments over online abuse after leaving heartbroken wife for billionaire heiress Chloe Green

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Over the weekend, Jeremy Meeks switched off the ‘comments section’ of his Instagram account after receiving a barrage of abuse from angry followers for leaving heartbroken wife for billionaire heiress Chloe Green
The attacks came as he proudly continued to flaunt his love for Topshop heiress Chloe Green after leaving his wife Melissa Meeks for her this summer.

The model who has 1.3 million followers on the platform had earlier edited his account, deleting all photographs of him and estranged wife Melissa.
Meek has now gone a step further by giving his Instagram users the inability to comment under his snaps but his fans will only be able to interact with the ‘hot felon’ by liking his images.
The billionaire heiress on her own side deleted her Instagram account after their romance came to light but has since returned, switching her profile to private.
Jeremy's heartbroken wife, Melissa, has also removed images of him from all of her social media accounts to equally get rid of him from her life.

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