Brandi Glanville Throws Slight Diss At Eddie Cibrian And LeAnn Rimes On Twitter? 'RHOBH' Star Talks Of Divorce Effect On Son

Brandi Glanville and her ex-Eddie Cibrian, along with his wife LeAnn Rimes, have a love-hate relationship. Weeks after coming to their defense, did the "RHOBH" star throw a shade at the couple?

On July 4, Brandi Glanville tweeted a photo of her son with Eddie Cibrian sleeping. She wrote, "My little man grew up remembering me half of the time-separated when he was 2 yrs old divorce sux 4kids #stillmybaby."

The "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" married star Eddie Cibrian back in 2001 and they split in 2009 after the cheating rumors surfaced. Apparently, Brandi Glanville's then-husband and LeAnn Rimes reportedly fell in love on the set of Lifetime's "Northern Lights."

Eddie Cibrian went on to marry the country singer in 2011.

However, Brandi Glanville's tweet on the reality of divorce generated some negative reaction from Twitter users who accused her of playing the sympathy card to be in the news.

One wrote, "BREAKING NEWS:: desperate EX housewife exploits her child to stay relevant in media, poor me," before adding, "now claiming a lawyer is tweeting about her case, whatever Brandi...doubtful."

Another said, "(D)on't care. Just go. You're so pathetic."

One fan added, "(D)o you always have to bring up your divorce(?) lol (L)ike can you stop get a grip get a life and get over it."

Back in May, Brandi Glanville admitted to breaking into the house of ex Eddie Cibrian and his wife LeAnn Rimes.

"Actually I broke into his house yesterday," said the "RHOBH" star in her podcast. "But he gave me permission because I had to get my son's moonsuit."

She added, "I'm like, 'This f----- is living the life. I was pissed, but that's a whole other story. My [ex] husband doesn't work. He's an actor, but 90 percent of Hollywood's out of work, so he's not working. So I fit the bill for everything with my children."

Brandi Glanville will return to "RHOBH" but on a limited capacity after she was demoted from a series regular.