Lil Tay’s management addresses recent controversies
Lil Tay’s representatives, Zach Kardisch and Daniel Awad, released a statement on behalf of the young social media star, addressing the death hoax and her recent appearance at Los Angeles airport. They confirm the authenticity of her recent posts and videos at the airport, expressing their desire for transparency and cooperation to avoid misinformation and inaccurate reporting. The statement also mentions the conclusion of Lil Tay’s court battle with her absentee father, which has taken a toll on her mental well-being. However, her return to Los Angeles signifies a new chapter in her life, as she is now able to focus on her career.
The Post reached out to Christopher J. Hope, Lil Tay’s father, for comment.
Tay’s representatives hint at more information regarding the court case, which involved her and her father, to be revealed soon.
The statement concludes with the assurance that Lil Tay now has full control over her social media accounts and expresses her excitement to reveal her true self in the coming weeks.
On Thursday, Lil Tay’s Instagram account was restored with her previous posts, excluding the false death statement. She also announced an upcoming Instagram Live session on Saturday at 3 p.m. EST.
In her bio, Lil Tay describes herself as “smokin on that abusive father pack,” and her profile picture has been changed to an animated depiction of a girl smoking and holding a martini. These updates reflect her rebellious and provocative persona.
Lil Tay’s return to Instagram follows a week of attention-grabbing activity on the platform.
On Tuesday, her Instagram Story accused her father, Christopher J. Hope, of being behind the false death announcement made last month. However, Hope denies these accusations, labeling them false and defamatory.
Before Lil Tay’s appearance at LAX with her brother, Jason Tian, who was also declared dead in the false statement, a picture of someone’s hand holding a US passport was added to her Instagram Story. The identity of the hand remains unknown as Lil Tay concealed her hands in her hoodie.
Lil Tay previously claimed that her Instagram account was hacked, resulting in the spread of rumors about her and her brother’s “death.” However, the original death statement resurfaced on her Instagram feed, flagged by Instagram as “false information.” It appeared to have been removed on Thursday.
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