American travelers and Instagram influencers have recently come under fire on social media for posting her videos Baby bag From mother.
Sam Jones, with nearly 100,000 Instagram followers under handle @samsstrays_somewhere, Leave Australia Her women’s video tapes plunged her into hot water with local authorities Friday.
Instagram reels show Jones picking up the wombat and running away from his mother as the photographer laughs. The mother initially fled Jones out of fear and then casually returned to the pouch in Jones’ hand to retrieve the child when she hung it.
“Looking at Mom! It’s like chasing us,” said the funny photographer.
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Sam Jones left Australia after the videotape, with nearly 100,000 Instagram followers under @samsstrays_somewhere’s handle @samsstrays_somewhere. (@samsmstrays_somewhere)
“I got the kangaroo,” Jones said high as the baby squirmed and hissed.
“Well, mom is there, she’s angry,” the social media influencer said shortly afterward. “Let him go.”
Jones then saw release the animals, although it was not clear in the video whether the baby was reunited with the mother, who disappeared into the tall grass.
Over the past few days, the video has been despised from all over the world and on multiple social media platforms.
“The baby bag people are very upset and the way she roughly grasps it under her arm is terrible,” said an X user. “What kind of terrible person would do this? I hope she loses all of her social media followers.”
“The baby is obviously frustrated and the mom chases them.” “She also hung the poor baby from her arms. I hope she will never come back.”
The video shows Bagba’s distressed mother walking towards Sam Jones. (@samsmstrays_somewhere)
Australian authorities reviewed Jones’ visa when leaving the country following an alert on the incident. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese The video was also praised and condemned Jones for picking up the baby animals.
“Taking a small wallaby from her mother, obviously it’s just anger to cause her mother’s trouble,” Albanese told reporters on Thursday. “I suggest this so-called influencer, maybe she might try some other Australian animals.”
“Take a baby crocodile out of your mother and see how you got there, bring another animal that you can fight back… see how you got there.”
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But in a lengthy statement posted on Instagram on Friday, Jones said she wanted to help the animals leave the road safely because she feared they might be hit.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese slammed the American influencer who picked up baby bags. (Getty Images / @samsstrays_somewhere)
The small bag is called “Joyce”.
Jones wrote that she was worried that Joey might be sick or injured, so she made a “snapshot judgment” (sic) to pick it up.
“I ran away, don’t tear Joey off my mother, but fear she would attack me,” she said. “The snapshot verdicts I made at these moments (sic) never came from where Joey was hurt or stole.”
The social media creator added that she returned the sacks to her mother and made sure they left the road together.
“I have done a lot of reflection on this situation and realized that I am not dealing with it as best as possible,” Jones wrote. “Anyway, my only intention is to prevent these amazing animals from getting hit and make sure Joey doesn’t need immediate care. I’ve learned what I’ve learned from this situation and am very sorry for the trouble I’ve caused.”
Jones stressed that the incident was “an event related to social media or gaining likes.”
Archives – An infant woman, known as Joey, has seen her mother in Tasmania. (iStock)
“It wasn’t staged and it wasn’t done for entertainment,” she concluded. “I acted too quickly with my excitement and attention and then failed to provide the necessary environment to the online audience.”
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Fox News Digital reached out to Jones for other comments, but didn’t hear it immediately.
Sophia Compton of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
