Colleen Ballinger updates YouTube star 'loses sponsorship' as controversial video of her with yo

YOUTUBE star Colleen Ballinger is facing a slew of issues after a video of an interaction with a young fan at a show resurfaced - including the loss of sponsorships. Colleen, who is best known for her online persona Miranda Sings, has found herself in trouble after a video went viral from one of her

YOUTUBE star Colleen Ballinger is facing a slew of issues after a video of an interaction with a young fan at a show resurfaced - including the loss of sponsorships.

Colleen, who is best known for her online persona Miranda Sings, has found herself in trouble after a video went viral from one of her previous comedy gigs where she widens a young fan's legs as she lies on her back on stage and then a fart noise blares over the speakers.

A woman, who claims she was the girl in the video, has come forward saying that she was just a teenager at the time and blames Colleen for humiliating and traumatizing her.

Two companies that sponsored Colleen's podcast, One Skin and ZocDoc, told TMZ that they would no longer advertise on the show. The U.S. Sun has reached out to Ballinger's team for comment but did not immediately hear back.

This all comes after Colleen was hit with claims of "grooming" an underaged fan and fellow YouTuber Adam McIntyre, where he alleged that the star sent him a lingerie set when he was 15.

Ballinger addressed the allegations at the time in a video entitled "addressing everything," saying: "In this situation, context is everything. I was giving away clothes that I had just bought, were brand new, and I did not want.

"In this box was a really ugly pair of underwear. People started asking for them in the live stream, and then this boy who made the video about me asked for them," Ballinger said.

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  • 'There are victims of Colleen's mental abuse'

    "Kodee was done the same way I was, except I was used to going against her [Ballinger's] ex-husband or to go against her ex-friends… Kodee was used to going against me," he claimed.

    "Kodee is equally a victim here. There are victims of Colleen's mental abuse, and yes, I never said it in my first video, but I’ll say it now as a 20-year-old, Colleen Ballinger grooms her fans, emotionally grooms her fans for her own benefit."

    The feedback to McIntyre's recent videos has been supportive, with many social media users commending him for speaking out once again.

    Ballinger has not addressed Kodee's video or McIntyre's two videos about the allegations.

    The U.S. Sun contacted Ballinger, McIntyre, and Kodee for comment but had not heard back at the time of publication.

  • McIntyre said Ballinger was toxic

    Adam McIntyre claimed that Ballinger would create a toxic environment with her younger viewers, allegedly egging them on to bully her ex-husband, former friends, and other fans.

    "For anyone who's a fan of Colleen Ballinger… they make fun of you [behind the scenes], they make fun of your appearance, they make fun of things you do, and I know because I was also with them doing it except one group of us were in our 30s, one group of us had not even hit the ripe age of 15 yet," he claimed.

    Because of this, McIntyre said he holds "nothing against Kodee" even though their previous support of Ballinger led to him "[losing] every single person that I was friends with for years."

  • KodeeRants exposed Ballinger's behavior in a group chat

    In their video, Kodee shared more screenshots of Ballinger allegedly asking underage fans inappropriate questions, including McIntyre.

    Kodee's video seemed to corroborate what McIntyre claimed in 2020 and since then, McIntyre has shared two videos about the allegations titled "I was right about colleen ballinger" and "my relationship with colleen Ballinger," both of which are over an hour in length.

    In these videos, McIntyre provides more information about his alleged relationship with Ballinger and invites Kodee on his live stream to thank them for their support.

    "Basically, it has been confirmed that Colleen was orchestrating everything, through this person Kodee, to try to take me down because she didn’t want me having a voice," McIntyre claimed.

  • Group chats with minors and adults

    Another YouTuber, KodeeRants, came forward about their own experience with Ballinger, providing screenshots of messages that show Ballinger allegedly talking in a group chat that included both minors and adults.

    "I did not know at the time that there were minors in these group chats," Kodee said in their video titled "why I left the Colleen Ballinger fandom..." while admitting that they were an adult when they were first added to the chat.

    "I should have done the research on [this], so I want to apologize to any child who was in these group chats. I should not have been in a group chat with you."

    Kodee had initially sided with Ballinger when McIntyre first made his allegations against her in 2020 but has since apologized.

  • Ballinger said she 'cares' about McIntyre despite issues between them

    Ballinger's fanbase may have also played a role in backlash as many of her supporters silenced McIntyre's criticisms, which McIntyre claimed was a "smear campaign" by Ballinger.

    "I care about [McIntyre] so much, just like I care about all my fans that I've interacted with over the years, and I wish him nothing but success and happiness and love," said Ballinger.

  • Ballinger and Stocklin married secretly in 2018

    Colleen first met Erik when he auditioned for a role on her TV show, Haters Back Off, in 2016.

    The pair ended up playing love interests in the series and stayed in touch after filming was wrapped.

    Erik only announced that they were dating in June 2018 and they secretly tied the knot the same year.

    However, Colleen didn't announce the big news until the following year.

    In 2021, they began a weekly podcast titled Relax! with Colleen and Erik.

  • About Colleen Ballinger's husband, Erik

    Erik Stocklin was born in Freehold, New Jersey, on September 24, 1982.

    He attended Southern Connecticut State University where he gained a degree in theater in 2007.

    After being trained at the Circle in the Square Theatre School in New York City, he moved to California in 2008.

    Stocklin then went on to play leading roles in feature films including Donner Pass (2011) and The Bad Guys (2015).

    He also appeared in recurring roles on Mistresses (2013) and Stalker (2014–2015), and he guest-starred on The Vampire Diaries (2011), Bones (2014) and Timeless (2018).

    In 2021 and 2022, he played Matt in the TV series Good Trouble.

  • Finding out about her pregnancy

    Ballinger found out she was pregnant on April 16, but then found out she was having twins after she had an emergency ultrasound following some complications.

    "I've been crying all morning thinking I had no baby and I have two babies!" Ballinger said in the video.

    The announcement of her recent pregnancy comes after her miscarriage in February 2021.

  • Ballinger has three kids

    Colleen Ballinger has three children.

    In 2018, Colleen welcomed her first child, a son named Flynn Timothy Stocklin.

    On November 6, 2021, Colleen announced she gave birth to twins; a boy named Wesley Koy and a daughter named Maisy Joanne.

    "My sweet babies decided to come early," she said on her Instagram page, and directed fans to watch her YouTube video.

    "That was crazy," she said in the video. "We couldn’t film it. It was too fast, too hectic, too scary. It was really insane. I’m OK. They are OK, but they’re going to be in the NICU for a little."

  • More on Colleen Ballinger

    Ballinger eventually took her character off the internet and started performing live comedy shows as Miranda Sings.

    In 2015, Ballinger won a Teen Choice Award for Choice Web Star: Comedy and a Streamy Award for Best Actress for her character Miranda Sings.

    Her internet persona has landed her cameos in an array of projects including Nickelodeon's Victorious, and Ariana Grande's Thank U, Next music video.

    In 2016, Ballinger received her own Netflix show called Haters Back Off! as Miranda Sings. The show lasted two seasons before it was canceled.

    In 2018, Ballinger voiced a character under her first name on Ralph Breaks the Internet.

    She also voiced Roxanne in the 2019 film The Angry Birds Movie 2.

  • About Colleen Ballinger

    Colleen Mae Ballinger is a YouTuber and actress born on November 21, 1986, in Santa Barbara, California.

    Ballinger became famous after she debuted her Internet character, Miranda Sings, on YouTube in 2009.

    Miranda Sings quickly became a hit across the social media platform.

    Ballinger's YouTube account has garnered over 8.64million subscribers.

  • More claims from McIntyre

    In his video, McIntire also claimed that Ballinger would "bomb [him] with love," and "talk about sex with her husband to [him]," he said in the clip.

    The U.S. Sun has contacted Ballinger, her agency, and McIntyre for comment but didn't receive a response.

  • New video from McIntyre

    Concerns mounted again recently when 20-year-old McIntyre released another video entitled "my relationship with Colleen Ballinger."

    In the video, he accused her again of inappropriate behavior.

    McIntyre claimed that he and Ballinger were in a group chat with other young fans entitled "Colleen's weenies."

    Sharing screenshots, he showed a message allegedly from Ballinger asking him about his sexual history and favorite sex position when he was 15 years old.

  • Ballinger gave McIntyre access to her social media account

    McIntyre also alleged that he was manipulated by the YouTuber to do free labor and provide video ideas for her.

    She reportedly gave him the password to her Miranda Sings Twitter account so he could run it for her.

    "In 2018, Colleen came back to Dublin and invited me to lunch. My mum was really cautious and waited at the end of the street for us to finish lunch. She made it very clear that she didn't trust Coleen," he said.

  • 'I feel like I need to address it'

    Ballinger shared screenshots of messages between her and McIntyre - which McIntyre also shared in his video.

    "But it has gotten to a point where there are so many rumors and lies and speculations around that I feel like I need to address it," she said.

  • Ballinger addressed McIntyre’s allegations, continued

    In the video, Ballinger said: "In this situation, context is everything. I was giving away clothes that I had just bought, were brand new, and I did not want," she said.

    "In this box was a really ugly pair of underwear. People started asking for them in the live stream, and then this boy who made the video about me asked for them," Ballinger said.

    She received criticism when McIntyre's video first came out after it took her several weeks to offer a response.

    Ballinger claimed that it took her so long because she messaged McIntyre about the allegations in private, saying she was "very shocked and confused."

    "I expressed I didn't know what they were talking about and I also expressed frustration that they were trying to bring my son's name into their drama."

  • Ballinger addressed McIntyre's allegations

    Allegations first arose in 2020, when McIntyre released a video asking Ballinger to "stop lying" about her behavior.

    In the clip, he shared a live stream of a video in which Ballinger allegedly sent a lingerie set to him when he was 15.

    McIntyre said that his parents were "furious" and "took it away."

    Ballinger addressed the allegations at the time in a video entitled "addressing everything."

  • Ballinger goes silent on socials after 'grooming' allegations

    YouTube star Colleen Ballinger has fallen silent on social media after being accused of grooming an underage fan.

    Comedian Ballinger, 36, is best known for her Miranda Sings character on YouTube.

    She has been accused of grooming by her former fan and fellow YouTuber Adam McIntyre.

    Ballinger has not posted on Instagram since May 31, nor on TikTok since June 6.

  • Sponsorships pulled

    Following the video resurfacing, two companies that sponsored Ballinger's podcast, One Skin and ZocDoc, told TMZ that they would no longer advertise on the show.

    The U.S. Sun has reached out to Ballinger's team for comment but did not immediately hear back.

  • Girl in resurfaced video speaks out

    Now, a woman named Becky claims to be the girl in the video and has taken to Twitter to post a clip of the moment her legs were pulled open in an attempt to identify Ballinger.

    Becky stated she was approximately 16 at the time of the occurrence and that it left her "traumatized" for many years.

  • Colleen Ballinger under fire after video resurfaces

    A video of one of Colleen Ballinger's live shows as Miranda Sings that was revived has gone viral for all the wrong reasons.

    Ballinger, who was renowned for summoning fans on stage for various interactive portions, is seen standing over a teenage girl who is lying on her back in front of the audience in the video released to Twitter and TikTok.

    Ballinger pulled the girl's legs apart "as far as she can" since she had been called up to partake in a "yoga challenge."

    A fart noise is then heard over the speakers, prompting Ballinger to flee in disgust, while the girl hurriedly gathers her short dress to cover herself up.

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