Lauren The Morticer’s Bizarre Saga About Escalating Tiktok -Drama

The latest Tiktok Drama storm on social media revolves around one Influencer Named Lauren The Mortician, and this one has turns and turns to reserve!

Launy Eliza, tktoker Lauren MorticBuilt their career by sharing stories from their work as one – you guessed it! – Mortic.

She has a following of 2.5 million on TikTok and has almost 70 million “likes” over her videos.

So we know what you think – why is a mortality so popular on Tiktok, anyway? Isn’t that a little sickly?

Lauren first grew her by by educating people about death and lesser known dangers for child safety. For example, she has made videos of the deadliest foods to watch out for around children – grapes, nuts and popcorn are often stifling dangers – and as toys to avoid (water beads are a threat to society, you.)

But now Lauren comes under fire from all directions in a bizarre social media drama which is a total mess.

REMPA yourselves, this is the controversial and ongoing story of Lauren The Mortician.

It all started back in August when the colleague influences Jamie Grayson Published a Tiktok was more about taking security councils from car seats from non-experts such as Lauren. Remember that Lauren gave this type of child safety council regularly through her social and claimed that her experience as a mortars made her an expert on such issues.

Grayson himself is a certified child passenger safety technician (CPST) or someone as trained caregiver on the correct use of safety for car seats. He has been doing his job for a decade and uses his Tiktok platform for educational purposes.

After routinely tagged in Lauren’s comments from fans, Grayson finally published a tictoch that explained to everyone why he thought Lauren was wrong in labeling certain car seats as dangerous. He also urged the fans to be careful about receiving security councils from car seats that come from someone without official certification in that area.

Consensus from the fans is that Grayson’s video was quite respectful for Lauren and her following, while she was still critical of her car seat security certificate.

October 17, Lauren Posted A “hypothetical” question to Facebook.

“Would you take advice on baby product from a man who has no children … have 12-15 strollers in his living room … also try to give baby carrying/ carrier product recommendations, the car seat recs and the highchair recommendations for actual actual mothers?” Asked? ” She sarcastically.

While she did not name Grayson in the post, it was quite clear to the fans she talked about. Lauren continued to propose that her critics were just looking to make money and that she would never take his advice on child safety issues.

These feelings were repeated on a section of Podcast Dumb Blonde, which was shared by Tictoker @Bekahdayyy AKA Bekah Day. On the podcast, Lauren seemed to make light of Grayson’s certification and suggested that because he was a man and not a father, he did not have opinions about child safety.

She also claimed that he had launched a “hate campaign” against her.

Feiden with Grayson put Lauren’s presence on social media under a microscope, with tictokers that buried her web use to see if there was any fishy behavior in progress.

This increased review soon gave some results from Bekah Day and others.

User @CaffinatedkittiAlias ​​Kitti, published a video compilation of all right and transphobic creators and content that Lauren had followed or liked on social media. She also revealed that Lauren had blocked her and now allegedly blocking everyone who questioned her social media activity.

As he entered the full-time position, Lauren responded to Anti-LGBTQ+ accusations with a series of videos.

While she admitted to having followed conservative creators, her hint was that because she herself identifies herself as queer, she supports by default LGBTQ+ community.

What happened the next threw everyone for a loop.

Lauren hired one controversial Lawyer is called Jeanette Braun In an attempt to sue and get rid of social media accounts for her critics! Soon this led to a default case against her offenders, including Kitti and Bekah, as well as the popular Do we know them? Podcast.

Even more explosive accusations followed, with Kitti who claimed that Lauren and her new lawyer called her police -containing control of her. TikTok users speculate that this was done for Kitti to seem mentally incompetent if the case was ever brought to court.

Lauren and Jeanette Brown are now Accused of Abuse of the Youtube Assembly system system and claims that videos containing her content to criticize it do not fall under fair use (although “criticism” is a big part of the mother Doctrine.)

At least in the case we know them?, Youtube managers seem to be pages with podcasters.

The comment community buzzes every day with new development in the drama, so this story is far from over!