Tik Tok Influential personality and mother Hannah Hiatt It is being investigated by police following reports made through Child Protective Services.
according to the peopleHiatt, known online as “Nurse Hannah”, was the subject of “numerous reports by the Child Protective Service and police”, after she posted a video of her two-year-old son James, in which he appeared to “flinch and hide his face while hiding his face”. His father is walking towards him” via TikTok. The Ogden Police Department in Utah spoke with the outlet on Tuesday, December 10 (the since-deleted video was posted last month).
The police department told the outlet that “there is an open and active investigation” into Hiatt, who first rose to fame after revealing the 17 dirty diapers lying around her home in October, and that “a police investigator has been assigned.” issue.”
Us Weekly I reached out to the Ogden Police Department in Utah for comment.
The outlet noted that the investigation comes as a result of a “large number” of reports submitted to authorities after the video aired. Before it was removed, the TikTok attracted hundreds of comments detailing fans' concern for the little boy.
A follow-up video posted by Hiatt on November 30 began with her addressing the attention her original video received. “The fact that I have to address this now is kind of crazy,” the influencer said.
Hannah, who often posts about her “lazy husband,” Braxton Hiatt“If you know me in real life, the whole lazy husband thing, it's a satire,” she continued, attracting more than 437,000 followers on TikTok as a result.
She then gave followers more details about her husband's personality, describing him as “the kindest, most beautiful, most loving, and most caring in the whole world.”
“He (Braxton) plays on the floor with James, about 90% of the day,” Hannah added. “If this guy isn't laughing, having fun, teasing him, playing with him, whatever it is, then something is wrong because these two have the strongest bond I know of anyone.”
Hannah's initial follow-up video sparked a second follow-up video, posted just a day later on December 1, which dismissed fans' comparisons to a former social media influencer Robbie Frankiewho was convicted of four counts of child abuse in February. “The fact that I'm now being compared to Robbie Frank is very comical,” Hannah said in the second video. “It's really funny. We live in a world… where people won't turn anything into something.”
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As for Hiatt's “17 Diapers” video for October, the social media star said the people At the time, she didn't expect the post to resonate the way it did. “I just took out my phone and made a funny video. I didn't think it would be controversial or attract attention, frankly, at all.