• Worst TikTok Mom Loves To Date Killers In Prison & Makes Daughters Call Them “Daddy”

  • Feb 13 2025
  • Length: 2 hrs and 12 mins
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Worst TikTok Mom Loves To Date Killers In Prison & Makes Daughters Call Them “Daddy”

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  • It’s not the most captivating livestream. Ash Trevino is on the phone with her boyfriend and we, the viewers, are forced to just listen to their seemingly mundane conversations.

    Out of nowhere, the 36 year old mom of two starts getting angry. She starts screaming -

    “He’s innocent. I don’t care what y’all say. He is innocent and y’all are going to see that. My comments are saying RIP to those who lost their lives...”

    Ash Trevino starts cackling. What is so funny? Is she laughing at the 2 teenage girls her new boyfriend killed?

    Or is she laughing at all the other victims her other boyfriends in prison have killed?

    Welcome to the world of Ash Trevino. Dubbed the “inmate hopper” and the “worst mom on TikTok.” The internet is collectively trying to get her accounts closed and are mass reporting her to Child Protective Services.

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