Australian TikTokers, the Harris family's GoFundMe, was taken down from the site shortly after serious allegations surfaced online. The Australian influencer Allanah Harris, who chronicled the heartbreaking health struggles of their one-year-old child, Daisy, was accused of inducing the illness by drugging her daughter.
Shortly after the allegations surfaced, a GoFudnMe set up by Allana’s husband Brock, and Daisy's grandmother Karen, to help cover the cost of the toddler’s ongoing treatment was deleted from the site.
Shortly after it was launched in August 2024, the fundraiser had earned more than $40,000. Allanah Harris is an Australian TiKToker, who runs the popular The Harris Family TikTok page with her husband Brock.
In August DailyMail reported their daughter Daisy, who allegedly lives with tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) had to be resuscitated by doctors. TSC is a disease that causes non-cancerous tumors to grow in the brain and on other organs.
Allanah Harris also documented Daisy’s health issue for her one million followers on The Harris Family TikTok page, where she documented the lives of her four children James (7), Chase (3), Ellie (2), and Daisy (1).
Earlier in August, Allanah also shared that her daughter, who had been suffering from multiple seizures every day before the family discovered TSC as the cause, was also comatose for more than 100 hours. At the time, in an older Facebook post by Allanah, she wrote:
“Daisy was once a bright and bubbly little girl that has recently taken an unfortunate turn and has now put herself in what appears to be a comatose state for over 100 hours. Unfortunately, there aren't any medications or stimulants that are safe for Daisy to have to help her wake. Daisy has encountered countless needles/blood tests while "asleep" and doesn't so much as bat an eyelid.”
The publication also provided a GoFundMe link where people can donate to help the Harris family financially cope with the hospital bills.
However, after Allanah Harris was accused of drugging her child to induce the illness, the fundraiser was deleted from the website. It is unclear if the page was taken down by the site or the Harris Family.
Exploring the Harris Family TikTok controversy amid Allanah Harris' allegations
Earlier this week, Social media erupted with allegations Allanah Harris drugged her daughter, Daisy, leading to several unnecessary medical procedures. The initial allegation stemmed from an anonymous post that shared a text message saying:
“Got some Harris family gossip for you. So the mum/dad or mum and dad have drugged Daisy the whole time!” Via Dexerto.
The message alleged the nurses at Daisy’s hospital who stumbled across The Harris Family page on social media decided to become whistleblowers over the family spreading erroneous information online.
The text message alleged Daisy does not have brain tumors or TCS. After the brain surgery that did not provide any conclusive answers, the hospital reportedly ran a toxicology test that showed Daisy had benzodiazepines in her system.
“Some of the nurses started following her Insta page/TikTok and was like ‘hmm no, she’s spreading false info- she doesn’t have brain tumors and she was never palliative.’ After her last brain surgery which found nothing, the children’s hospital decided to run a toxicology report and it showed that Daisy had a high reading for benzodiazepines which is like Valium.”
Following the toxicology report, Daisy and the other three children were allegedly removed from Brock and Allanah Harris’ custody. Daisy is supposedly doing well under protective care.
After the allegations emerged online, Allnah Harris’ husband, Brock, denied any involvement in the case. Brock issued a public statement alleging he had no involvement in his wife’s actions toward their daughter.
“I had no idea about what Allanah was doing to Daisy. I pushed for those surgeries because I thought they were necessary."
Brock confirmed the Harris family children were placed under protective custody adding:
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“The children have been taken into custody under speculation I potentially had something to do with this. On everything I have ever known and ever loved, I had no idea what Allanah was doing. Allanah. You’re an absolute monster. You win. All four of my beautiful beautiful children love you so dearly. I’m so sorry.”
Allanah Harris has not commented on the Harris Family controversy.
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