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Ms. Rachel, a beloved children's creator with millions of followers on TikTok and YouTube, is addressing backlash for wishing her fans a happy Pride Month. On June 1st, she shared her support for the LGBTQ+ community on TikTok, expressing love and respect even towards those who disagreed. Despite facing criticism, her channels remain robust, with over 11 million weekly views according to Social Blade. Ms. Rachel, who previously faced backlash for featuring a non-binary musician, stands firm in her message that love, not hurtful comments, brings true fulfillment.
Ms. Rachel, a beloved children's creator with millions of followers on TikTok and YouTube, is addressing backlash for wishing her fans a happy Pride Month. On June 1st, she shared her support for the LGBTQ+ community on TikTok, expressing love and respect even towards those who disagreed. Despite facing criticism, her channels remain robust, with over 11 million weekly views according to Social Blade. Ms. Rachel, who previously faced backlash for featuring a non-binary musician, stands firm in her message that love, not hurtful comments, brings true fulfillment.
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