Just a day after Camille Cosby public announced her support to her embattled husband, Bill Cosby, this time, the comedian found another support in the person of his daughter, Evin.

Access Hollywood broke the news that Cosby's daughter took to Facebook for her beleaguered father.

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"He is the FATHER you thought you knew. The Cosby Show was my today's TV reality show. Thank you. That's all I would like to say :),"  said the 38-year-old in her statement.

She also voiced her thoughts about rape.

She said that rape is a "a serious allegation," something that should be considered "VERY seriously," without "Falsely accusing someone."

"When someone rapes a person they go to prison. THAT should also happen to the person that has wrongfully accused an innocent victim. They are not ONLY destroying innocent people's life they are ALSO making it hard for the MEN and Women to find justice when they have been raped," Cosby went on.

She was also skeptical of the claims by those who accused her father of allegedly raping them. She questioned how could someone who has been drugged remember the incident.

"Memory- you can remember you looked at (allegedly) each other, people were staring allegedly remembering your home address allegedly the name you called him allegedly But you were allegedly drugged," Evin said.

Evin also expressed how thankful she is for the support that she and her family receives at this difficult time in her life, considering that there "will always be jealous, vengeful and crazy people out there to break anyone down."

"Everyday we wake up and appreciate the love and support from everyone. There's more positive in life then we think," she said.

She said that while the bad side remains "overwhelming," still, the Cosbys "keep fighting each day."

"The challenges in life can only make us stronger. The ones that are angry can't live as easy as the ones that can love, RESPECT and not to find the easy way out by making FALSE accusations," she said.

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