Ava Kris Tyson, a well-known YouTube star who gained fame working with the MrBeast team, has recently addressed some serious accusations against her. She has decided to step down from the MrBeast media organization, where she was a significant figure.
Tyson became thanks to her involvement with the MrBeast crew, who run one of the biggest YouTube channels worldwide. Her association with these popular online creators helped her build a huge following.
In recent years, Tyson has been a prominent figure in the news, especially for her announcement in 2023 that she is a transgender woman. This personal revelation brought her a lot of media attention and support from the LGBTQ+ community.
Ava Kris Tyson responds To allegations
Ava Kris Tyson, a prominent YouTube personality known for her work with the MrBeast team, has announced her resignation from the organization following serious allegations. Tyson has been accused of grooming and possibly having a sexually explicit relationship with a minor.
In her statement on X (formerly Twitter), Tyson expressed regret and apologized for any past behavior or comments that may have hurt or offended others. She emphasized that it was never her intention to cause harm. Due to the controversy, she has decided to permanently step away from both the MrBeast organization and social media to focus on her family and mental health.
Tyson has been with the MrBeast team, led by YouTube star Jimmy Donaldson, since the mid-2010s. Donaldson and Tyson have been friends since childhood, and she was one of the four close friends he brought onto his channel as it grew in popularity.
The resignation follows several videos online claiming that Tyson sent inappropriate messages to a minor, who was 13 at the time. The alleged relationship is said to have lasted until the minor was 16. However, the alleged victim, known as LavaGS online, has defended Tyson, calling the videos “massive lies” and asserting that Tyson did nothing wrong. LavaGS claims that the allegations are exaggerated and detract from real cases of online exploitation.
As of now, these are just allegations and have not been proven as fact.
