Popsugar Parenting Viral Moments Father Confronts Son's Bully and Buys Him Clothes This Father Spent An Afternoon With His Son's Bully, and the Story Will Absolutely Wreck You 25 October 2018 by Danielle Jackson spent some time with my sons school bully yesterday .. just to dig a little deeper on”why?” .. come to find out he was being bullied for not having clean clothes n clean shoes.. I asked “why?” .. just to find out that his family is currently homeless🤴🏿♥️🙏✊🏽I had to do Something pic.twitter.com/IY29lgChqY— TattooArtistAubrey (@illuminaubrey_) October 17, 2018 When Aubrey Fontenot found out that his 8-year-old son was being bullied in school, he took matters into his own hands — but his solution to the problem was completely unexpected. The Houston father recently found viral fame after a tweet surfaced that details his heartfelt conversation with his son's bully. In a tweet that has garnered over 280,000 likes and 92,000 retweets at press time, Fontenot explained that he spent an afternoon with the young man bullying his son — his name is Tamarion, according to KHOU 11 — as a way to "dig a little deeper on 'why?'" and get to the bottom of the boy's behaviour. He later came to discover that Tamarion was being bullied at school himself for not having clean clothes, as his family is currently homeless. With that information in mind, Fontenot took the tween shopping for new clothes and shoes and documented the experience with a series of short video clips that I would highly recommend watching if you're in the mood to spend the rest of your day smiling from ear to ear. And if that gesture wasn't already sweet enough, Fontenot later brought his son, Jordan, and Tamarion together, sharing a photo of the boys playing video games after seemingly putting their issues behind them. This is today .. .. potnas .. n now I'm a first time mentor 🤷🏾♂️🙏 pic.twitter.com/9JpD2X84Qq— TattooArtistAubrey (@illuminaubrey_) October 17, 2018 In addition to showing Tamarion compassion and helping foster a friendship between the boys, Fontenot created a GoFundMe for Tamarion's family, which has already exceeded its $7,000 goal nearly four times over. Related: Teaching Your Kid Not to Be a Bully Isn't Enough — Do More 1 / 11 Fontenot's Original Tweet spent some time with my sons school bully yesterday .. just to dig a little deeper on”why?” .. come to find out he was being bullied for not having clean clothes n clean shoes.. I asked “why?” .. just to find out that his family is currently homeless🤴🏿♥️🙏✊🏽I had to do Something pic.twitter.com/IY29lgChqY— TattooArtistAubrey (@illuminaubrey_) October 17, 2018 2 / 11 Understandably, Twitter Users Were Pretty Moved by the Story https://t.co/mVOWuWfQ1AThis pic gives all the feels and I love it!! pic.twitter.com/Zlt72h7yhu— Levi Ismail (@LeviIsmailKHOU) October 19, 2018 3 / 11 Bravo sir. Talk the talk, walk the walk. Hell of an example to not only this young man... but to all of us. Thank you.— Jeffrey Dean Morgan (@JDMorgan) October 24, 2018 4 / 11 i think what you did is beautiful. i am inspired. you broke the abuse cycle and gave hope to a sad young man. thank you. 🙏🏽💕— J E M 𓂀 (@capriimoon_) October 19, 2018 5 / 11 Kings make Kings. Great work— VanLathan (@VanLathan) October 18, 2018 6 / 11 God bless your beautiful soul. This story made my heart smile and forget for a minute all the hatred being openly displayed in our country. This is powerful and inspiring. God's got you! 😊— Jo Jo (@JoJo_Bluewave) October 23, 2018 7 / 11 Man who cutting onions!?!!!! 😭🙏🏾🙏🏾 King!— Nathan Allen Pirtle (@workwthecoach) October 20, 2018 8 / 11 This is so real and shows that hurt people hurt people. His family is struggling and he was taking his anger out on others. But what you did is amazing and anybody that’s mad doesn’t see the message behind the awareness— ᏦℰℕⅅℛᎯ🐰 (@Silverellaa) October 18, 2018 9 / 11 And Some Were Even Willing to Help in Other Ways What size sneakers does he where. Me and @flykicksforkids will send him a pair.— Major Williams (@MajorWilliams) October 18, 2018 10 / 11 Also what size shirts? I have a ton of Ralph Lauren button down shirts in S and M I can send that way!— Bray Burdette (@Trust_Bray) October 18, 2018 11 / 11 Viral MomentsTweens And TeensFatherhoodBullyingParenting VideosParentingTouching Stories