The video showed the pair dancing in their living room to We the Kings' 2007 song "Check Yes, Juliet." Muniz captioned it, "Who says you can't stay friends with your baby mama?"
After receiving negative reactions online, Muniz removed the post. Price then defended him, saying people were unfairly criticizing two adults who are trying to remain on good terms for their family. She said divorce is difficult but stressed that they are working together as a team.
Muniz also responded to commentator Michael Knowles, who criticized the video and suggested it celebrated divorce. Muniz rejected that claim, saying he and Price had deeply grieved the end of their marriage and that the video was meant to show they are moving forward respectfully as friends and co-parents.
Muniz announced the couple's separation earlier this week, saying they had grown in different ways and decided they would be better off as friends and co-parents. The former couple were together for about 10 years and share a 5-year-old son, Mauz Mosley Muniz.
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