Jordan Cheyenne and her 8-year-old had just found out their dog had a potentially deadly illness; then she turned the camera on.
Cheyenne spoke to TODAY Parents on Tuesday, saying that what she did was"disgusting" and"inexcusable" — but not uncommon for people who put their children on YouTube.
"I want people to know that I've deleted my channel. People think I deactivated my channel, but I deleted it. I have no sponsors, no pay, no monetization. I've given up all of that to be behind the scenes and extremely present with my child and get us both into counseling.""Of course. People will have their kids ham it up. Behind the scenes they're like, 'Do this, and I'll give you a treat.
Cheyenne wants people to know that her content was the real deal."I'm so proud of what I've done over the last eight years. It wasn't a facade," she said. The incident seems to encapsulate larger concerns over children being featured in videos on YouTube or other online platforms.
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