TikTok creator Yolanda Diaz has the entire platform on edge after announcing a tragic piece of news in her personal life but refusing to elaborate any further.
Diaz took to the platform a few hours ago to shock her fans with the news that something bad has happened but gave little details.
“Today is awful this is all I have,” she captioned the video which showed her in a pensive mood.
The video had the following graphic on it: “We would have never gotten up to leave if we knew what was coming,”
Her post went sensationally viral, amassing over 5million views in mere hours.
@yolandaadiazztoday is awful this is all i have♬ youre the real thing – josie
It also sparked numerous expressions of support from her fans who prayed for strength for her and her husband, Zach Nichols.
“Heavenly Father, please stand by Yolanda and Zach during this time. Let them both heal during this trying time in life. Hold them while they grieve, and help them stand as they get better. Amen,” one fan wrote with their prayer amassing over 45k likes.
When pressed for more details on what actually happened, Yolanda refused to elaborate. According to her they prefer to keep things private at this time although they understood the fan’s curiosity. “We are simply heartbroken rn, today was awful, and filming anything like normal isn’t possible atm.”
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Her refusal to elaborate left many people speculating on what might have happened. Someone said it’s possible her mom had passed since she was battling cancer. Yolanda was forced to come out and debunk that claim, calling it a ‘blatant lie’.
Others are convinced something might have happened to her brother, Jesus Diaz. At the moment, speculation continues to run rampant as details of what might have happened to spark Yolanda Diaz’s grief remain scarce.
While her fans on TikTok understood the need for family privacy, users on the subreddit TikTok gossip are not so enthused.
Diaz was accused of chasing clout with her vague post with users calling out several tiktokers who use this technique of a vague family tragedy to farm engagement.
“I like yolanda, and hope her and family are okay, but there’s something so annoying about influencers who literally « tease » something bad happening to them,” one user wrote.
Another said; “Been WAITING for someone to also point this out cuz I thought I was crazy and mean for thinking this. Her initial video has 4.2 million views and her engagement has skyrocketed from people genuinely curious/wondering what’s going on. This is now the 3rd and it’s like… what do you want us to do??? We sympathize but why hint/tease a sad event/moment??? I think it’s out of touch and NOT EVERYTHING NEEDS TO BE RECORDED/SHARED. NORMALIZE PRIVACY.”