Who is Natalie Reynolds? Here’s everything about the viral Kick streamer

A video of content creator Natalie Reynolds crying outside TikTok’s Los Angeles headquarters has gone viral across social media. The 26-year-old influencer looked visibly upset as she tried to speak through the glass doors during a phone call. Reports say she was asking to get her banned TikTok account back.

Natalie became popular in 2022 with lip-sync and dance videos. She later started making prank videos and comedy skits with her boyfriend Zachary Huelsman. Over time, she built a strong fanbase with 5.6 million YouTube subscribers and 133,000 Instagram followers.

‼️TikToker Natalie Reynolds was banned from TikTok for deceiving a mentally ill homeless woman into jumping into a lake, by promising her $20.00, and then running away when she could not swim.

Austin fire dept/paramedics had to pull her out of the water. pic.twitter.com/1N3RnnU48t

— i Expose Racists & Pedos (@SeeRacists) June 9, 2025

TikTok is a career 😬
… according to Natalie Reynolds and it should go with a messed makeup 😂

Note: She got banned after convincing a homeless woman to jump into the lake for $20 then runaway. pic.twitter.com/rYy8U6PsRU

— Miriam 🫶🇪🇺🫶 (@Polit1cswithM) June 10, 2025

This recent incident comes after a controversial prank video in May. In the video, Reynolds allegedly offered a homeless woman $20 to jump into Lady Bird Lake in Austin, even though she knew the woman couldn’t swim.

“I can’t swim – I can only float”

Natalie Reynolds was a famous TikToker with 2.5M Followers – she convinced a homeless person to jump in this river for $20 and then ran away when she started getting in trouble.

TikTok later banned her.

Days later she was filmed outside… pic.twitter.com/G6ayGOta0b

— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) June 10, 2025

Emergency services were called after Reynolds and her group left the woman struggling in the water. Natalie later claimed the video was part of a “scavenger hunt,” but the footage showed her walking away while the woman called for help.

Reynolds believes her TikTok account was banned due to jealousy from other creators. However, many people online think the ban is connected to the lake incident. TikTok has not made any public statement about the ban.

Since then, Reynolds has moved to Kick, where she streams regularly and connects with her 33,000 followers. The situation has sparked a wider discussion about the limits of prank content and the responsibilities of influencers on social platforms.

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