Woman who made baby vape in clip apologizes with pathetic excuse

Daily Mail​

2 hours ago

An influencer has admitted to forcing a little boy she was babysitting to smoke a vape after the shocking video she filmed resurfaced online.
Fiona Jordan, 23, was slammed after a clip of a young child vaping in her care was posted on social media.
In the footage, the unnamed boy was seen putting his mouth on the device, held out to him by another person. He exhaled and smoke drifted from his mouth, causing the girls, including Jordan, to laugh as the child coughed and looked confused.
Hours after Daily Mail reached out for comment, Jordan admitted her involvement, saying she was 15 at the time and now takes full responsibility.
She told her followers: 'I was not in the right state of mind. As a young girl, I was making a lot of reckless choices, and honestly, I made a terrible decision.
'Recording it and being there makes me just as guilty, and I take full responsibility for this. I am truly, deeply sorry for the pain that I have caused that family, now and then.
'I can't change what I did, but I can acknowledge how wrong it was.'
Responsibility: Hours after being contacted by Daily Mail for comment, Jordan admitted her involvement in the scandal in an apology video - taking 'full responsibility' for her actions
Jordan said she was not in the correct headspace as her mother had recently died, and she was hanging around with the wrong crowd of people.
The original video, filmed eight years ago, was uploaded to Instagram.
She faced criticism after the video resurfaced online, with one person writing: 'Psychotic behavior. Truly awful to see that poor baby and hear them laughing. Pure evil.'
Another added: 'The way he looks sad and coughs after, wow they are monsters.'
A third said: 'Disturbing she thinks child abuse is FUNNY... an absolutely vile individual.'