Lia Marie Johnson returns to Youtube

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Lia Marie Johnson, an actress/musician who started her career on the Kids/Teens React series, has returned to Youtube to share her story.

She mentions her struggle with alcohol/drugs, mental health, abusive relationships, assault and the death of her friend. (Trigger warning for these topics)

She previously struggled with alcohol/drug induced

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[genbu_no_miko24]

I can’t watch rn but I’m glad she’s recovering.

[little_giant]

I wish her all the best. She's been through a lot.

I remember seeing a yt video with two other former members of Teens React and they were so rude and awful about her situation.

[pi_lady]

Was it the video were they made fun of her and said she was having sex in exchange for money.drugs?

[little_giant]

It was something like that. I don't remember specifically what they said, but they basically made light of her situation and a lot of people in the comments called them out on it.

[helloitsmeabby]

That’s incredibly shitty. Which two former members were they?

[helloitsmeabby]

Those streams were really uncomfortable and I felt so bad for her. I’m happy to see that she’s doing better now.

[goshipgurl]

I remember when she was on Kids react, she was so cute back then. Then later she did a livestream with a shady producer who was much older than her. Glad to hear she's doing better, I wish her the best.

[tailzz0666]

oh god its her i remember that. i was so scared for that poor girl back then.

[luvthatdrtywata]

She talks about that livestream with the producer and how she went live because she was nervous he was going to try something with her and she wanted people to notice what was happening to her.

[lurkurheartout]

Hey I’m proud of anyone that sobers up. No matter how long or how short the time period you are making a brave change! I hope her sharing her story helps someone. Sharing helps recovery so much.

Alcoholism runs on both sides of my family. Thankfully my parents did everything possible to break that cycle and when I grew up my life wasn’t ruined by drinking. My grandpa also got sober with the AA program. I always admired him for that and when I got older it definitely made my adoration and respect for people seeking recovery even stronger.