Local TikTok celebrity under investigation after allegedly flashing minors on video
UPDATE (9:40 P.M. on June 28, 2022): LaGrange Police Department provided an update late Tuesday night in the live social media video involving Kylie Strickland and two minors. Through their investigation it was determined this incident occurred in the jurisdiction of Pike County. “The Pike County Sheriff’s Office has been notified and provided with a copy of the video and all information we have,” authorities said. “Thank you all for the information.”
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Original story: The TikTok community and mothers across social media are demanding a LaGrange TikTok star to be arrested after flashing two minor boys on a live stream.
A TikTok star, identified as Kylie Strickland, was on a TikTok live stream with at least two minor children and another female adult when the incident occurred.
The conversation began when Strickland asked, “are y’all having fun?” The children replied, “fun enough to see ti***es.” Strickland then replied, “you wanna see ti***es? bottles up! let make sure (redacted name) ain’t here!” She then says “all right you ready?” That is when she backed away from the minors and lifted her pink bikini top and flashed the children and camera. Strickland then ask the child, “how many times have you seen my ti***es?”
Kylie Strickland appeared in another video after the flashing incident saying, “those little boys have seen more b**bs, than I have probably seen in my entire life.” She also claims the children “were taking shots before I had gotten to the pool.”
“It is not my responsibility to take care of another person’s child, especially if the parent is right there,” she added in the newly released video. “those kids go to mud rides.”
Strickland became well known in April 2021 after she was nearly beaten to death by an abusive Lee County man. She covered the trauma of the abuse on TikTok which led to her status in the TikTok community to reach celebrity level.
We understand authorities in Troup County are investigating the matter. Troup County Sheriff’s Office is aware of the viral video of Strickland exposing herself to children and are looking into the matter. “There is no need to send us anymore copies of the video or messages,” the department said.
This is a developing story and more information is expected.
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