Ava Majury is a 15-year-old TikTok star who sold her pictures, videos and other stuff online to earn money. She joined TikTok during the 2020 COVID-19 lockdown at the age of 13. Majury posted videos of lipsyncing, dance, pranks and other funny moments of her family on TikTok. The rising star was allegedly stalked by her fan who showed up at her home with a shotgun in July 2021.
Ava Majury rose to fame for her TikTok videos and amassed a following of more than 1.2 million on her three TikTok accounts. Her assailant Eric Rohan Justin, who goes by the social media handle of EricJustin11, reportedly started approaching her by commenting regularly on her content. He began following the TikTok star on all her social media accounts and soon approached her school friends in an attempt to gain personal information about her.
As per reports, once Justin received Majury's mobile number, he started calling and texting her asking for her pictures and was willing to pay. He spent around 300 dollars for pictures, however, soon he started asking for lewd and unsolicited pictures of hers after which Majury blocked him from everywhere.
Ava Majury's parents were aware of the entire situation and her father, a former policeman, reportedly asked the stalker to leave his daughter alone since she was a minor. The assailant allegedly showed up at Majury's door on July 10, 2021 armed with a gun and shot the door open. Ava, her mother and brothers rushed to safety as her father confronted the stalker with his gun. While Justin ran away seeing this once, he returned back and Ava's father shot him dead, as per reports.
Who is Ava Majury?
Ava Majury rose to fame with her TikTok videos as she joined the platform at the age of 13. She has amassed a following of 1.2 million on TikTok, 44K subscribers on YouTube and 323K on her Instagram account. The TikTok star also earned money online by selling her pictures, videos and other things.
The young TikTok star had been stalked by an online user who showed up at her house armed and was shot dead by her father. The stalker allegedly asked for lewd pictures. Speaking to New York Times, she mentioned, "It was just pictures of my face, which is what I assume that he was paying for. My whole thing is my pretty smile — that’s my content."
Ava Majury also took to Instagram to clear the facts regarding the stalker controversy saying that she and her family had no idea that Justin was a stalker until he flew all the way to her home with violent intentions. "My family has suffered so much from this ordeal. I hope this sets the record straight and people resist the temptation to blame the victims, " she wrote in the Instagram post.
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