Aunt life is the best!🚨STORY TIME🚨: Posted this video on my TikTok not thinking anything of it, just that my nephews are the cutest!! Woke up to it going viral. Next thing I know is I’m seeing it being posted to multiple platforms amassing 14 million views & counting and not one mention of where the video came from.. This one girl making it seem it was her nephews.. is that weird to yall? Comment if you’ve seen this video on someone else’s page! The parents are @shelbyymoreno @chance.moreno 🥰 Original Caption from my TikTok : R u kidding me😭aunt life is the best! #auntie #auntlife #nephews #nephew #auntielife
@karlyymorenoWatching it in its original place is always the most accurate source.
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