Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star accused of ‘endangering’ three-week-old baby after holding newborn while blindfolded for outrageous Nicki Minaj social media challenge

One of the stars of the hidden lives of Mormon wives is accused of ‘endangering’ after involving a risky internet struggle inspired by the newborn Nicki Minaj’s high school music video.

Mikla Matthews, who lives in Utah, USA, gathered more than two million followers in Tiktok, even before Hulu’s reality TV show Mormon Wives appeared in Mormon Wives in September 2024.

Four 25 -year -old mothers and husband Jace Terry welcomed their families Lottie June on July 17th.

A short clip on Tiktok and Instagram at the beginning of this week is called a viral challenge that requires someone to compensate for one of his stiletto shoes.

But with Mikla, wearing an eyelid and wearing Lottie June in her arms, she already completed the insecure difficulty by working over a platform and concluded as a result.

In the subtitle of ‘how to balance the Postpartum and the four children with the bread winner’, the influencer managed to balance a few seconds before losing its foundation and leaving the platform.

Even though he didn’t fall to the ground – and Little Lottie June remains peaceful in his arms – many viewers were worried by Mikla’s clip, and many of them criticized for having endangering the safety of the baby.

One person wrote: ‘Why everyone thinks it was good… If the newborn falls, he would seriously hurt … Weird behavior for clicks’.

He loses his feet with Mikla and comes out of the platform – but his baby stays in his arms

Mikayla, Hulu’s Mormon wives before appearing in the secret lives of Mormon as impressive to fame

‘He was criticized for endangering his newborn baby – but other social media comments were more divided

Another added: ‘This is not a girl. Do not put your newborn baby in a special or socially hurt position … ‘

Thirdly, when we are scanning: ‘I prefer to see a dancing about his babies in his baby rather than endangering his babies in any way. Wtaf?! ‘

A fourth social media user: ‘Don’t you care about your baby’s safety? Two weeks old for G-DS. You are more concerned about your baby than your baby and more than loved ones. Ugly! ‘

And the fifth added: ‘Someone broke his spine in doing so. Please be careful. ‘

However, others were more forgiving, one person praised the stunt as ‘mass impressive’.

He made another joke: ‘Please don’t do this – the newborn will start waiting for a new number for every feed and there will be a mini diva in your hands !!’

Daily Mail tried to reach Mikayla’s representatives for a comment.

Only yesterday, a mother reportedly broke the spine after trying the same challenge only weeks after birth.

Mikayla Matthews, who lives in the US state of Utah, rose to fame as a ‘Mormon impressive’, and in September 2024, Hulu’s reality TV show accumulated more than two million followers in Tiktok before appearing in Mormon Wives: Miranda McWhorter, Mikayc. Neeley, Taylor Frankie Paul, Jennifer Affleck, Whitney Leavitt and Demi English

Mariana Barutkina from Yekaterinburg in Central Russia, When he was exposed to painful injury when he was a pose of the high school music video of the pop star, he was trying to film his first content as impressive.

Filming shows a 32 -year -old beautician who tries to balance in the sky high styles on a baby food jar placed in a raised pot on the kitchen island.

As he poses, he suddenly loses control by holding a friend’s hand to the balance and rolled backwards with a panic appearance on his face.

Since then, the viral clip ends with the spread of Mariana to the ground – and then a compression flexion fracture is diagnosed on the spine.

Now he claimed that he had to wear a corset for three months.

‘Stiletto Challenge’ took the social media into the storm and thousands of users tried to copy a scene where Minaj posed next to a swimming pool, posing one leg over a swimming pool.

Reminding the terrible ordeal, Ms. Barutina said she was working on the stunt just eight weeks after her son’s birth.

‘I decided to start a blog, my first content withdrawal – and here I’m leaving the doctor with a diagnosis’ he said.

Mariana Barutkina was trying to filmed its first content as impressive when she was re -creating a pose from the pop star’s high school music video.

He stormed the social media called ‘Stiletto Challenge’, and thousands of users are trying to copy a scene where Minaj posed next to a swimming pool, posing one leg over a swimming pool that passes over the other.

‘Irony? Mixed? Or the life that always tested our lives at the most unexpected moment. ‘

The video was watched hundreds of thousands of times and many of them questioned the mother’s priorities and caused an online wave of criticism.

A viewer wrote: ‘Irony? Mixed? Stupidity and courage. ‘

Another added: ‘Living to the age of 32, having children, but not winning intelligence – you should really try.’

Even thirdly, he brutally said: ‘What kind of training from such a blog writer will receive?’

Responding to the reaction, Mariana insisted that her baby was not at risk.

“I woke up as a popular person because of a bad video,” he said.

‘Thank you for popularity, for your concerns and comments.

The clip, which has been viral since then, ends with the diagnosis of Mariana’s spread to the ground and then a compression flexion fracture on the spine.

The video was watched hundreds of thousands of times and many of them questioned the mother’s priorities and launched an online wave of criticism.

‘I do it great, I follow the suggestions, and now I live as a “star” status.

‘I will give you assurance for those who worry about my child, and when I was pulling, one of them was with him.’

According to the Society of Spinal Cord Injuries, approximately 4,700 people were injured in the UK each year or diagnosed with spinal cord injury.

This is equal to someone who has been paralyzed every two hours.

The establishment is also about 105,000 people in the UK. Spinal cord injury.

Under the guidance of NHS, the majority of spinal cord fractures are treated conservatively – this means allowing the bone to heal naturally and thus without the need for a specific support or surgery.

This healing process usually lasts three to four months, but the majority of the pain is settled for six to eight weeks.

Medical staff recommend receiving regular painkillers.

When this is not an option, a little It can help fractures and even help with surgery.

Over time, the spine can develop a sloping stance that can lead to breathing difficulties, as the spine struggles to support the weight of their bodies.