Trisha Paytas Accuses Colleen Ballinger of Betrayal: The Dramatic Fallout Continues

Trisha Paytas complains to Colleen Ballinger. │© Trisha Paytas / Colleen Ballinger

The controversy surrounding Colleen Ballinger doesn’t seem to stop, it’s even getting worse. As if the grooming allegations, followed by the weirdest response video in recent YouTube history, weren’t enough, now it’s Trisha Paytas speaking out against Colleen.

Trisha Paytas posted a surprisingly candid video about her own experience with her former friend Colleen Ballinger. Trisha sued her for making fun of nude photos of her, using them to hurt her behind her back, and acting like her friend to her face.

He also condemned Colleen for the grooming allegations, emphasizing how serious the whole story is and reiterating his stance on the whole “talking to minors” situation, which can be summed up as “just don’t do it.”

Trisha seems calm and collected in her video, but she’s obviously disappointed and hurt by what happened to her. And for very good reason, Trisha has stepped back from getting involved in the internet drama and has been concentrating on her mental health.

It looks like Colleen dragged her back into one of the biggest controversies by sharing and making fun of Trisha’s nude photos. And to top it off, Colleen apparently also sent them to minors.

The explicit photos were hidden behind a paywall and were not available to minors. Trisha claims to have seen evidence that Colleen shared those images, though Colleen denied this.

The fact that Trisha is a sex worker isn’t something she’s ashamed of (and she shouldn’t!), but she says in her video that she feels ashamed and disgusted by Colleen. Sharing those photos of her to hurt her and make fun of her is “the lowest form of intelligence,” according to Trisha. I agree with her.

When more people speak up, the situation becomes more dire for Colleen. Right now, she seems to be the model of a person who loses touch with reality and is the worst in every way imaginable.

The original article was written by Tanja Haimerl.

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