By Staff Writer (media@latinospost.com) | First Posted: Aug 01, 2014 06:00 AM EDT

Earlier this week, "Cheetah Girls" star, Adrienne Bailon, revealed in a Latina magazine interview, that she regrets being "stuck with that Kardashian label" and that it was "so hurtful to me and to my career."

She also dissed her ex-boyfriend, Rob Kardashian, saying that he was cheating on her while they were still together about 5 years ago. He was her "first love."

"It's common knowledge that he cheated on me. It always bothered me that people were like, "Pero, why couldn't you forgive him?" The Daily Mail quoted her as saying. "Why are women always the ones who have to forgive? If you cheated on a man, he would be like, "'You're disgusting, and I want nothing to do with you.' But women, we're supposed to be like, 'He messed up. He made a mistake.'"

"In my situation, it wasn't like, 'Oh my God! I made a mistake!'" she added. "He strategically planned things out so that he could cheat on me, and that to me was so disloyal."

Her comments, however, drew the ire of reality TV star, Kim Kardashian, who came to the defense of her younger brother, The New York Daily News noted.

"Funny how she says being with a Kardashian hurt her career yet the only reason she has this article is (because) she is talking about a Kardashian," read Kim's tweet on Wednesday. "So sad when people try to kick my brother when he is down #FamilyForever," went a second tweet of the mother-of-one.

Not long afterwards, Rob broke his silence over the issue and retweeted a message that sister Khloe posted: "FDB"

"The slang term, which originates from rapper Young Dro's single of the same name, 'F.D.B.,' stands for 'F--- Dat B----,' explained Us Weekly. "Unlike his big sisters-who chided Bailon via Twitter for kicking Rob 'when he's down' - the Arthur George sock designer wrote nothing else regarding the subject matter."

Looks like he definitely is a man of few words, as that was not the only tweet that Khloe posted.

"Thought her and I were cool SMH," Khloe tweeted. "Don't kick my brother while he's down," she also messaged.

Almost immediately, Adrienne defended her comments on Instagram, saying that "being someone's 'girlfriend' was never what I wanted to be famous for," as noted by Us Weekly. "What makes you 'famous' isn't always what you want to be 'labeled' as, or known for. If anyone should understand that...It should be you."

However, she ended her response on a positive note: "I also stated in the article that none of this would have stopped me from being in love and being in that relationship. I just would have gone about it differently. You can love someone just as much in private. We all learn from our first loves."

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