Monday, April 21, 2025
25.3 C
Singapore

Employer says her maid is addicted to TikTok, posts four videos a day of her cooking, cleaning, singing, and wanting a man

- Advertisement -

SINGAPORE: An employer took to social media complaining that her maid was addicted to TikTok as the latter would post about four videos a day. 

In an anonymous post to a support group for domestic helpers and employers alike, the employer wrote: “Hi, I have a  helper who is probably addicted to tiktok. Because that we are not at home during the day, she publishes content like 4 times per day”. 

The employer said her helper’s videos would have the following kinds of content: “while she was cooking with cute-like face, her self video herself doing housework with cute like face too, her singing to the camera putting with makeup in her room. , posts of her wanting a man (like profiling herself- she’s single) and sometimes take photo of my children”. 

- Advertisement -

The employer then asked if this was normal or if she should intervene. She added that she bought the phone for her helper with a post-paid SIM card. 

Here’s what netizens who commented on the post said: 

 

- Advertisement -

Hot this week

Johor turns to Singapore’s NIE to raise school standards and curb brain drain

MALAYSIA: Johor is making an unprecedented move to reform...

Best budget-friendly destinations that won’t break the bank for Singaporeans this 2025

SINGAPORE: Now that travelling is becoming popular again, many...

Johor turns to Singapore’s NIE to raise school standards and curb brain drain

MALAYSIA: Johor is making an unprecedented move to reform...

Best budget-friendly destinations that won’t break the bank for Singaporeans this 2025

SINGAPORE: Now that travelling is becoming popular again, many...

GE2025: Red Dot United unveils manifesto rethinking society with a heart

SINGAPORE: In a spirited address that called for a...

NUS study invites public to weigh moral dilemmas of embryo selection in IVF

SINGAPORE: When faced with choosing an embryo for implantation...

“Thrive, Not Just Survive” – SDP proposes cutting GST to 7-5% as GE2025 approaches

SINGAPORE: The Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) kicked off its...

Related Articles

Popular Categories