Sarah Jessica Parker Slams Twitter User For 'Disgusting' Remark About Her Kids

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Self-described 'relationship expert' Sarah J. Symonds learned the hard way that if you don't have anything nice to say, then don't say it. Especially if it's about Sarah Jessica Parker's children.

According to Perez Hilton, Symonds, who is the author of 'Having an Affair? A Handbook for the Other Woman,' made a comment about how the actress' children don't look like her, presumably in reference to the fact that Parker used a surrogate to carry her twin girls in 2010. Symond's exact comments remain somewhat of a mystery as she deleted them as soon as the 49-year-old actress lashed out at her for her cruelty.

And boy, did Parker let her have it.

Your anonymity doesn't diminish your outrageous and vulgar tweet. And your deletion only reveals your cowardice. @SarahJSymonds

- Sarah Jessica Parker (@SJP) April 3, 2014

I'm certain there isn't a woman on this planet who would support your specific kind of cruelty. No apology, no explanation. @SarahJSymonds

- Sarah Jessica Parker (@SJP) April 3, 2014

You should be ashamed @SarahJSymonds. I hope more people join me in voicing their objection to and holding accountable... (cont)

- Sarah Jessica Parker (@SJP) April 3, 2014

...uninformed and unkind women like yourself who find pleasure and delight in attacking other women. @SarahJSymonds

- Sarah Jessica Parker (@SJP) April 3, 2014

After taking down Symonds, Parker made sure to thank her fans for their support, tweeting: 'Before I go to sleep I want to thank everyone for coming to my defense today. I didnt relish the opportunity to publicly reprimand. But the words tossed so casually about my children and their provenance I could not abide. Nor are they true.'

Though when asked exactly what Symonds said to set her off, the former 'Sex and the City' star declined to get specific, and instead told fans, '[Symonds] knows what she said. When I responded ? She had the opportunity to be a civilized human being,' she wrote. 'And perhaps apologize instead she deleted and ran for cover. Suffice to say, it was disgusting.'