90 Day Fiance alum Larissa Dos Santos Lima split from Colt Johnson earlier this year, but now she is apologizing to his mom Debbie. In a lengthy Instagram post, Lima wrote about her feelings as 2019 comes to a close, writing, “A new year, a new decade is quickly approaching. While I have been working to better my mind, body, and spirit in 2019, I want 2020 to be the year or renewal and to cleanse all the bad energy from the past. There has been some very negative back and forth between myself and a former family member. This is something I do not want to do anymore. I don’t want to fight with her, as it is all in the past.”
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“My time with the family was a bad phase of my life, and for the three of us it could never work out,” she continued. “Big mistakes were made, and for my part, I’m sorry. I have paid for my mistakes by the law with compliance of the court, but I am sorry with my soul for my part in the break up of the family.
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“I have such fond memories of her, and when I think of them, I smile. The way we both loved and cared for the cats, we had something in common. I love steak, and she never failed to make me the BEST steak. We had a lot of laughter,” Lima added.
“When I reflect on things, parting from the negative, I acknowledge a lovely woman that I admire,” she went on to say. “I do not hate her. I will always have a place in my heart for her. For a short time, we were family. I appreciate so much the support of my followers. You encourage me to be a better person every day.”
Lima concluded her post by pleading, “I ask you all please, not to insult my former mother in law. This is something I want to stop once and for all. Yes, I react quickly, but I want to stop this. She does not deserve to be insulted or hurt. She is a good person, and one day I hope to see her in a restaurant or in a shop, and hug her. A genuine, warm hug,” then imploring her followers to “be kind” and “tag someone you would like to make peace with.”
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