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Tearful Tati Westbrook returns to social media after James Charles feud with emotional video


TATI Westbrook returned to social media after her feud with James Charles to say she still “loves” him.

The YouTuber says she didn’t expect the level of hate that James has received after she accused her pal of being disloyal to her and sexually harassing straight men in her video titled By Sister.

 Tati says she has tried to meet up with James Charles

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Tati says she has tried to meet up with James Charles

Speaking about her reasons for her initial outburst about her former friend and protege, that went viral, she said: “‘It was me trying to reach someone that was completely unreachable.

“It’s about someone who reaches, across all platforms, 30 million people that are predominantly children. He is losing the ability to get honest more and more each day. I’m losing the ability to reach [out to him].”

She added that she has tried to meet up with him to sort it out face to face and wants people to “love” him and forgive him.

She said later in the 18 minute video: “I still love him. I loved him from the moment I saw him. He was this underdog kid, who a lot of people took a s**t on and I felt like I needed to help him. Like it was helping me.”

 She denied that the feud was a publicity stunt as tears rolled down her face
She denied that the feud was a publicity stunt as tears rolled down her face

Last week, Tati said she grew tired of always having to apologise for James’ actions in public, which apparently included everything from saying derogatory things about other influencers and allegedly sexually harassing straight men.

She said in her video: “You tried to trick a straight man into thinking he’s gay, yet again, and somehow you’re the victim.

“You know, it’s really disgusting to manipulate someone’s sexuality, especially when they are still emerging into adulthood and don’t quite have everything figured out.

 James lost millions of followers after Tati shared a video blasting him for his behaviour last week

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James lost millions of followers after Tati shared a video blasting him for his behaviour last week

“You are using your fame, your power, your money to play with people’s emotions.

Her claims were so controversial that fans instantly flocked to watch the video, which accumulated an astounding 35 million views in just two days.

Within hours of the video being posted on her channel, James Charles suffered a drastic decline in subscribers, having lost a total of 1.5 million loyal followers.

YouTuber Tati Westbrook reacts to feud with James Charles after he supported a rival brand
 James Charles publicly apologised to Tati

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James Charles publicly apologised to Tati
 The pair were very close, with Tati helping to make him a YouTube star

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The pair were very close, with Tati helping to make him a YouTube star

The number of lost subscribers spiked to 3 million four days after the scandal broke and Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner were among those who unfollowed him.

James made a response video which he simply titled as “tati”.

In the clip, the makeup star apologise for his actions – not just to Tati, but to the people he’s hurt on social media in the past.

The video that YouTuber James Charles posted that supposedly started the feud between him and Tati Westbrook
 Tati Westbrook gained three million YouTube subscribers after her feud with James Charles

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Tati Westbrook gained three million YouTube subscribers after her feud with James Charles
 James Charles said sorry in an emotional video, but it has become one of YouTube's most disliked of all time

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James Charles said sorry in an emotional video, but it has become one of YouTube’s most disliked of all time

He shed tears when discussing his mother’s ongoing support for him while dealing with the aftermath of Tati’s controversial YouTube video.

James explained: “A lot of the time when I’ve had to address things in the past, I’ve acted out of impulse and I’ve gone off and tried to pull receipts or facts or screenshots and play the victim and I’m not doing that today, I’m not.

“That is all I have to say, I’m sorry.”


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