Table of Contents
- Incident Overview
- Social Services Report
- Support and Backlash
- Personal Experience
- Living in Council Housing
- Community Reaction
A MUM has been left furious after being reported to social services for “showcasing her chaotic lifestyle” on TikTok.
She frequently shares videos about her home life on her social media account and has been posting updates since moving from a residential unit to a new home.
One mum was left furious after finding out she had been reported to social servicesCredit: tiktok/@sadie_the.teenmum
She mentioned that the person targeted her for sharing her “messy lifestyle” on TikTokCredit: tiktok/@sadie_the.teenmum
However, many others expressed their enjoyment of her content, suggesting the reporter must be “jealous”Credit: tiktok/@sadie_the.teenmum
She realized that the reporter was also from TikTok based on how they referred to herCredit: tiktok/@sadie_the.teenmum
Nevertheless, this has led to backlash from others, including one individual who went so far as to report her to social services.
“I had a meeting with my social worker today, and she actually told me that someone called the manager and claimed that a TikTok user named Sadie was showcasing her messy lifestyle with a child,” she explained in another TikTok video.
“How cruel do you have to be to report a teen mum, a single mother who’s struggling?”
Fortunately, since her social worker knows her personally, she dismissed the complaint and “didn’t take any further action.”
“Thank goodness she didn’t,” she added.
“I would be lost without my son. He is my motivation – such a loving, caring boy, and it’s heartbreaking to see what people can do.”
She also mentioned that she knew it was a fellow TikToker who reported her because they referred to her as Sadie, which is her TikTok handle, not her real name.
“On a positive note, I want to thank all my supporters for helping me get to where I am today,” she concluded.
“I wouldn’t be anything without you all.
“I’m eternally grateful to you.”
“And to my critics, boohoo, cry about it.
“I refuse to let a hater affect my mental health.”
“I’ve been reported to social services by another TikToker,” she captioned the video.
The comments section quickly filled with opinions on the matter, with one user writing: “Reported for what?
“For having a home filled with things for your children?
“This is typical mess; it’s not dirty, and your home looks lovely.”
The Reality of Living in a Council House
LEANNE Hall, a digital writer at Fabulous, has shared her experiences of growing up in a council house and the judgment faced by residents...
As a child, I grew up in a council house, blissfully unaware of the discrimination associated with it until I became an adult. My early years were spent running up and down the stairs of my flat, playing with friends who lived nearby, and enjoying the communal garden.
However, it seems that no matter your situation, everyone has something to say about why you shouldn’t be there. Living just outside of London, where rent prices remain high, my mother struggled to find a job that fit around raising three children.
People in council houses are often labeled as ‘scroungers’ or ‘lazy,’ but that’s simply not true. Most families in council homes experience overcrowding, and the issues of damp and
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