Frankie Muniz and Estranged Wife Defend Themselves After Dancing Video Backlash

Frankie Muniz's estranged wife, Paige Price, came to his defense after he deleted a video of them dancing together due to harsh online criticism. The clip was posted shortly after their divorce announcement.

The video showed Frankie Muniz and Paige dancing in their living room to the 2007 pop-punk hit "Check Yes, Juliet" by We the Kings. The actor captioned it: "Who says you can't stay friends with your baby mama?" But the lighthearted post sparked negative reactions, and the "Malcolm in the Middle" star removed it.

Paige Price left an angry comment, apologizing to Frankie for having to delete a fun family video because of cruel people. She emphasized that divorce is bad, but they are two adults who can still be on the same team.

Later, Frankie Muniz responded to political commentator Michael Knowles, who called the video "bizarre" and accused them of celebrating sin. The actor and NASCAR driver explained they are not celebrating their separation but rather their ability to remain amicable adults moving forward.

Frankie announced the split last week, saying they have "grown in ways" that made them realize they would be better off as friends and co-parents. The former couple were together for a decade and share a 5-year-old son, Mauz Mosley Muniz.

The incident sparked discussions about celebrities' right to privacy after divorce and how online haters can influence their social media behavior. Many fans supported Frankie and Paige, praising their civilized approach to separation.