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POLICE HAVE OPENED UP AN INVESTIGATION INTO HANNAH HIATT AFTER THE TIKTOKER
SHARED A VIDEO OF HER TODDLER JAMES ALLEGEDLY FLINCHING, WHICH SPARKED
ACCUSATIONS OF CHILD MISTREATMENT ONLINE.

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Authorities are looking into accusations against Hannah Hiatt. 

Shortly after she faced online allegations of mistreatment against her
2-year-old son James, police opened an investigation into the TikToker, who
first rose to fame for her video showing the 17 dirty diapers she had strewn
around her house in October.

Utah's Ogden Police Department confirmed to People Dec. 10 that they are
activating the investigation in light of "numerous reports through Child
Protective Service and police" and that there is already a detective "assigned
to the case."

E! News reached out to Utah's Ogden Police Department and Hannah's rep for
comment on the case but has not heard back. 

Hannah first sparked concern from fans last month, when she shared a
since-deleted video to TikTok of James sitting in the child seat of a cart
during a trip to the grocery store. In the clip, the toddler threw his hands up
over his face when Hannah's husband was seen walking toward the boy. 

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Following her post, fans alleged that James was "flinching" and appeared
"terrified" of Hannah and her husband, with one user describing her as the "2.0"
version of parenting YouTuber Ruby Franke, who is currently in jail on child
abuse charges. 

Hannah—who also shares a 2-month-old baby with her partner—has since denied the
accusations, slamming her critics for being "so desperate to become TikTok
famous" and assuring them that she and her family are "happy."

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"They're healthy, well-nourished," she said of her children in a Nov. 30 TikTok
video. "They're running around playing. That should be a pretty good indicator
that everything's just fine."

Hannah continued, "To be compared, right now, to Ruby Franke is absolutely
comical. It's hilarious, really. We live in a world nowadays where people will
turn nothing into something." 

And the mommy blogger spoke out in defense of her husband as well, insisting
that he and their eldest have the "strongest father-son bond."

"My husband is the sweetest, nicest, kindest, most-loving, most-nurturing father
in the entire world," Hannah added. "He's on the ground playing with James like
90 percent of the day."

For more influencers who have gotten caught up in controversies, read on... 

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Colleen Ballinger

Her YouTube alter ego may sing, but it's Colleen Ballinger who faced the music
in 2023. The Internet star known for her intentionally awkward Miranda Sings
persona found herself facing allegations of grooming and forming inappropriate
relationships with underage fans.

In a since-deleted June video titled "why I left the colleen ballinger fandom…",
YouTuber KodeeRants shared screenshots of an alleged text exchange between
Colleen and her followers, accusing the comedian of forming exploitative
relationships with underage fans.

Per NBC News, the unverified group text was named "Colleeny's Weenies," with the
performer allegedly asking her fans their "favorite position" during one
conversation. NBC News was unable to verify the screenshots. 

Days later, content creator Adam McIntyre—who first began running a fan account
for Miranda Sings when he was 10—responded with videos on his own YouTube
claiming Ballinger grooms her fans emotionally.

Ballinger has yet to directly respond to his claims, nor did she respond to E!
News' request for comment. But on June 28, the mother of three addressed the
accusations in a 10-minute ukulele song posted to her personal YouTube account.
In the video, Ballinger likened the accusations to a "toxic gossip train" headed
for "manipulation station" as the rest of the internet "tie me to the tracks and
harass me for my past."

In July, the remaining dates of her Miranda Sings tour were canceled. She hasn't
posted to social media since.

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Rachel Hollis

Girl, watch your mouth. It all started when the Girl, Wash Your Face author
posted about her house cleaner and it got increasingly dirty. 

In a clip of the since-deleted post resurfaced by Angie Treasure, Hollis
referenced an April 2021 livestream where she spoke about a woman who "cleans
the toilets," noting that "someone commented and said, 'You're privileged AF'
and I was like, 'You're right. I'm super freaking privileged, but also I worked
my ass off to have the money to have someone come twice a week and clean my
toilets' and I told her that. And then she said, 'Well, you're unrelatable.'"

Hollis' response was to explain she had no interest in being relatable pointing
out that icons and historical figures like Harriet Tubman, Ruth Bader
Ginsburg, Marie Curie and Oprah Winfrey were "all unrelatable AF." 

Exceptwhile selling millions of copies of her books is great, a revered
abolitionist she is not. 

Days later, Hollis issued an Instagram apology, explaining, "I know I've caused
tremendous pain in mentioning prominent women—including several women of
color—whose struggles and achievements I can't possibly understand." Moreover,
she continued, "I disregarded the people whose hard work doesn't afford them
financial security, often due to inherently racist and biased systems."

Added the Girl, Stop Apologizing author, "The important thing for me to do now,
something I should have already done, is honestly, be quiet and listen."


Arielle Charnas

In March 2020, the founder of the Something Navy clothing line and the OG blog
told her Instagram followers she had tested positive for COVID-19, vowing to
quarantine in her Manhattan apartment with husband Brandon Charnas and their
daughters Ruby and Esme. But eight days later, her whole crew—including her
nanny—decamped to the Hamptons. 

Let's just say, it wasn't her best look. The comments on her Instagram page grew
increasingly heated as she boasted about taking walks outdoors for "fresh
air"rather than maintain social distance. 

When her husband cracked that only "hot" people were getting the virus, emotions
boiled over.  

She later posted a lengthy apology addressing many concerns—their nanny was with
them because she, too, had contracted the virus; they had doormen clear out the
lobby of their building before departing, hadn't stopped for gas and had
groceries delivered; her Hamptons pad was on a relatively isolated street—but
the damage lingered. 

Nordstrom, who had been carrying Charnas' line, announced they wouldn't renew
the contract that had expired in 2019. In response, Charnas, who welcomed third
daughter Navy in 2021, pivoted to a direct-to-consumer relaunch, explaining, "I
wanted more control," and is now back to posting about her favorite Shopbop
picks and collabs with A Pea in the Pod.

Her valuable takeaway, she shared on The Glossy Podcast, "People wanted me to be
more sensitive about what was going on in the world, and I should have been."

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Tanya Zuckerbrot

In 2020 fashion influencer Emily Gellis Lande dished out a healthy serving of
criticism to registered dietitian Zuckerbrot. In a series of posts, Gellis
Lande shared anonymous tales from dieters, not verified by E! News, at least one
of which who said she had paid upwards of $20,000 to follow the New Yorker's
high-fiber F-Factor Diet only to experience rashes, intense cramps, indications
of metal poisoning and—in the most extreme allegation—a miscarriage. Gellis
Lande's crusade caught the attention of The New York Times which published a
piece detailing the saga. 

Having hired lawyer Lanny Davis, once White House special council to former
president Bill Clinton, Zuckerbrot denied the claims and the suggestion that her
plan led to disordered eating, telling the paper that across upwards of 176,000
purchases of her snack bars and powders she had received just 50 health
complaints. She later released a Certificate of Analysis to dispute concerns the
products contained heavy metals and went on Today to further defend her program.

As for Gellis Lande, Zuckerbrot is hardly impressed. "I believe in her mind she
thinks she's helping people and that the lifestyle I lead is poisoning everyone
and giving them anorexia," Zuckerbrot, who's worked with Megyn Kelly, sniped to
the Times. "But she's a fashion blogger."

Zuckerbrot filed two lawsuits against Gellis Lande, claiming she "began a smear
campaign to destroy" her brand. Both suits are pending. Gellis Lande has denied
the claims.

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Jessica Mulroney

Much of the world underwent a long overdue racial awakening in 2020. But it was
stylist—and Meghan Markle friend—Jessica Mulroney who got a wake-up call. In a
nearly 12-minute Instagram video, lifestyle blogger Sasha Exeter explained her
issues with her acquaintance began when Mulroney "took offense" to Exeter's plea
that her followers "use their voice for good and help combat the race war and
what's happening to the Black community." 

Believing the message target her, Exeter continued, Mulroney engaged in "very
problematic" behavior, allegedly speaking poorly about Exeter to other brands
and "sending me a threat in writing." Though Mulroney commented on Exeter's
video with an apology, she later sent a DM that Exeter shared, Mulroney writing,
"Liable [sic] suit. Good luck."

Though Mulroney posted a mea culpa to her own followers, announcing her
intentions to promote "Black voices by having them take over my account and
share their experience," CTV announced they were dropping her reality show I Do,
Redo.

Speaking "about the situation surrounding my wife, Jessica," her husband Ben
Mulroney stepped down from his role as co-host of CTV's eTalk, stating, "It is
my hope that the new anchor is Black, Indigenous, or a person of color who can
use this important platform to inspire, lead, and make change." But the mom of
three did get to keep her high-profile friendship, writing in a since-deleted
post, "Meghan and I are family. She is the kindest friend."

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Jake Paul

Known for such cinematic greatness as "I DUCT TAPED My Brothers $400,000 Dollar
TRUCK!" and getting fired from Disney Channel's Bizaardvark, the Vine star
turned YouTube personality graduated to the big leagues in 2020.

On the morning of Aug. 5, FBI authorities executed a federal search
warrant at Paul's Calabasas, Calif., home, the bureau confirming it was in
connection to a May 30 incident at a Scottsdale, Ariz., mall. Broadcasting live
from a Black Lives Matter protest that ended at the city's Fashion Square Mall,
Paul unlawfully entered and remained inside the shopping center after cops
ordered everyone to leave, police insisted in a statement. (Paul responded on
Twitter that while he was documenting the protest, "neither I nor anyone in our
group was engaged in any looting or vandalism.") 

Conversation about the reason for the FBI raid grew as outsized as his YouTube
following, as video from a local ABC station showed multiple firearms being
carried into a police vehicle, Paul insisted in a since-deleted Aug. 12 video
that the search was "entirely related to the Arizona looting situation that
happened. It's an investigation. There are rumors about it having to do with so
many other things that have nothing to do with me or my character and the s--t
that people are making up is absolutely absurd."

While no charges were filed, Paul's attorney told E! News in a statement that
they intended to "cooperate with the investigation."


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James Charles

More than a year after making up with fellow beauty vlogger Tati Westbrook, the
YouTube sensation started falling into some new feuds. First, in an August 2020
subtweet "about how I thought some celebrities shouldn't launch makeup lines,"
he insinuated that perpetually bare-faced Alicia Keys had no business having
a skincare collection, later apologizing because he's "not the gatekeeper of
makeup." 

But not two weeks later the Instant Influencer host was forced to cover up
another mistake when he came for Lauren Conrad's new beauty line. Slamming The
Hills alum in a series of Instagram Stories, he showed his 22 million followers
the empty packaging he'd received "from a new makeup brand from somebody who has
no business having a makeup brand."

Fortunately the LC Lauren Conrad fashion designer didn't shed a single mascara
tear, hilariously copping to her misstep on Instagram by blaming the "woman who
put together the gifts" (read: the winged eyeliner expert herself). Having put
empty samples into a bag to test if they would fit, "When beauty products
arrived and it was time to fill all the makeup bags she (again, me) accidentally
included the bag full of empties with the others and it was sent out," Conrad
shared. "She will be let go immediately."

Charles later apologized, saying the videos were meant to be funny and sharing
that "Lauren and I spoke privately about the misunderstanding & are both good."
Still, it's pretty clear he knows what he did. 

Instagram

Myka Stauffer

When The Stauffer Life vlogger and YouTuber kicked off a May 2020 video by
saying, "This is by far the hardest video James and I have ever publicly had to
make," it was evident she wouldn't be sharing her newborn nighttime routine or
her daily diet. Instead, she and her husband revealed they had placed their
then-4-year-old son Huxley, adopted from China in 2017, with "his now new
forever family" after struggling to manage his autism. 

The reaction from their nearly 1 million subscribers could best be categorized
as outraged, fans debating whether the couple—parents to four other
children—were simply naive or had exploited Huxley for clicks and donations only
to discard him when his care became too challenging. The two lost followers and
brand collaborators, the likes of Fabletics, Suave and Danimals announcing that
they were severing ties and Ohio's Delaware County Sheriff's Office even
confirmed to E! News that they were investigating the well-being of Huxley. 

Authorities announced in late June that they had closed their case "without any
charges," but Myka's brand remains shut down as well. A once constant Internet
presence, she hasn't posted to YouTube or Instagram since she issued a lengthy
statement, apologizing for "being so naive when I started the adoption process,"
and noting that they were "not under any type of investigation."

Instagram
Bryce Hall & Jaden Hossler

Quite the ride. When Hall announced in May 2020 that he and his fellow TikTok
star "might do a whole road trip all the way across country in the next few
days..." they received more than just the sightseeing recommendations they were
after. Hall's Twitter followers were already less than thrilled that the two
were flouting stay at home recommendations to take a trip, causing the Gen Z
idol to shoot back, "most states lifted quarantine, the boys are driving across
country staying out of contact from everyone... it's not that deep."

But they dug an even deeper hole when they passed through Lee County, Tex. five
days later, the sheriff's office confirming that Hall was arrested and
charged with possession of marijuana and Hossler arrested and charged with
possession of controlled substances. (They both posted bail the next day. E!
News reached out to both reps for comment at the time. Hall's rep declined to
comment; Hossler's didn't respond.) 

In a June essay, Hall told People he'd "started on the path" toward getting
sober: "While I've messed up in the past, I'm learning and growing... and I will
make you proud. I promise."


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Alan & Alex Stokes

Some pranks are cute. Say, George Clooney and Brad Pitt covering Julia Roberts'
dressing room door in shaving cream. This is not that. In October 2019, the
YouTube personalities, known as the Stokes Twins clad themselves in black and,
pretending as if they'd just robbed a bank, called an Uber to serve as a getaway
while a camera rolled. Definitely not in on the joke, the Uber driver refused to
peel away and a bystandercalled the cops. 

"Irvine police arrived and ordered the Uber driver out at gunpoint," the Orange
County District Attorney's Office later shared in a press release. The driver
was released once authorities determined he was not involved, the release
continued, and "police issued a warning to the Stokes brothers about the dangers
of their conduct."

Four hours later the twins allegedly recreated the routine on the University of
California, Irvine campus, resulting in their arrest. Facing up to four years in
prison if convicted on false imprisonment and swatting charges, they received
the ire of Orange County D.A. Todd Spitzer, who said in a statement, "These are
crimes that could have resulted in someone getting seriously injured or even
killed."

In a 2020 news release, their lawyer said, "We can say without hesitation that
our clients are in fact not guilty of any crimes." Still, they pled guilty to
lesser charges of misdemeanor false imprisonment and reporting false
emergencies, receiving 160 hours of community service and one year of
probation. 

YouTube
Shane Dawson

Crowned the "King of YouTube" for his lengthy videos that earned him some 34
million followers, Dawson saw his reign end in June 2020 after he posted a
since-deleted explosive tweet about why he was leaving the online beauty
community. "They are all attention seeking, game playing, egocentric,
narcissistic, vengeful, two-faced, ticking time bombs ready to explode. And I'm
OVER it," he griped, calling out James Charles in particular as "a young,
egocentric, power-hungry guru who needed to be served a slice of humble pie in
the size of the f--king Empire State Building."

His followers were not impressed, noting that those that live in glass glam
rooms shouldn't throw stones. And within days Dawson had posted a 20-minute
video titled "Taking Accountability" in which he apologized for his own bad
behavior, noting "I have done a lot of things in my past that I hate," including
using blackface, making racist remarks and jokes about pedophilia and posting a
video that sexualized a then-11-year-old Willow Smith. 

"This video is coming from a place of just wanting to own up to my s--t, wanting
to own up to everything I've done on the internet that has hurt people, that has
added to the problem, that has not been handled well," he said. "I should have
been punished for things." Which he was, YouTube suspending his ability to
monetize his three accounts. 

He returned to creating content in 2021, saying, "I'm so grateful that I got
cancelled, because it really changed my life."

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