13-Year-Old TikToker’s Alleged Stalker Shot Dead by Her Dad In Self-Defense

Teen TikToker Ava Majury’s social media fame turned deadly when an infatuated fan was killed after showing up at her Florida home uninvited. Fifteen-year-old Ava and her family are speaking out to Inside Edition following the terrifying incident. Ava was 13 when she quickly shot to fame on TikTok, where she posts videos for her 1.2 million followers. When an 18-year-old fan became particularly aggressive with her, she grew weary and blocked him. But he found her address and showed up with a gun.

[jancarigaba]

Parents letting a thirteen year old sell pictures is crazy. What kind of a parent is that.

[Tyexx]

Her police officer father was ok with a strange man purchasing pics of his underage daughter??!! As a dad of young girls, that is beyond comprehension to me.

[Logjambam]

Any parent who allows their child to SELL pictures of themselves should be charged with sex trafficking. That's horrific.

[freshair]

The real question is why does she need to go on social media and get validation from strangers at 13 years old.

[ItsToXxy]

She's 13, selling selfies and her parents see nothing wrong with that?

[leeturner]

Her dad is a cop, and should know that social media is a playground for dangerous and deranged paedophiles. How he didn’t think this was going to happen is shocking to me.

[chrisguess]

the absence of shame in the parents faces for what they've been letting their daughter do angers but also saddens me

[loveforeignaccents]

This could have been avoided. Thirteen-year-olds should not be on TikTok and selling her pictures. Get a grip on your kids, parents!

[benstokes]

Good on the dad for protecting his family...but also shame on them for allowing their 13 yo to basically solicit herself on a site that is full of perverts and creeps. This has to stop.

[piph]

The parents must be out of their minds... allowing their 13 year old to behave provocatively online and sell photos of herself to strangers. Absolute madness

[a.m.]

The father is a former cop and he allowed his 13 year old daughter to sell pictures of herself to strangers and post online provocative dance tiktok videos? Something is seriously seriously seriously wrong with these parents.

[pie]

“13 year old tiktocker”. Dude. The parents failed right there!!!

[Theanonymousbystander]

What's creepier, the 18 year old creep or the parents who let their kid behave this way and wonder why this all happened?

[Splexsychiick]

I am disgusted by the family. Like how did they raise their child to think selling pictures of herself to strangers was a good idea. At 13 they should be monitoring her accounts/social media more closely.

[BeautifulZionHeroes]

The daughter even smiling after her dad took someone's life, so weird..

[trinitiscruggs]

As a retired cop you’d think he would know his child shouldn’t be on those apps 🤦🏼‍♀️

[misstinahamilton]

Kids will do things parents dont always catch - but this is just absolutely ridiculous . Why would you allow your 13 year old to sell pics to a stranger (who was already displaying dangerous behavior )?

[smiledog]

Cant belive a 13 year old nowadays looks like a 22 year old.

[clarkobannon]

The very fact that she still says that everything is about social media even after thinking her parents were killed is not only sad, but appaling. How can she continue to think the way she does when it nearly got her parents killed? Everyone please pray that she will wake up and realize there is much more to life than social media. God bless!

[Thiccjimbobway]

So much wrong with this. She shouldn’t sell photos of herself at 13 or post herself in areas where she can be traced. If she posts in public people could figure out where she is and that’s probably what happened