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Mum’s TikTok craze warning as boy, 11, left fighting for life – NEWS.com.au
Mum’s TikTok craze warning as boy, 11, left fighting for life
A mum has warned of a deadly TikTok craze after her son has been left fighting for life after he swallowed magnets.Ellis Tripp, 11, remains in a critical condition after five tiny magnetic balls were discovered in his intestines and bowel, The Sun reports.
It is feared the boy, from Worcester, UK, may have been performing a dangerous TikTok craze which sees youngsters pretend to have their tongue pierced.
His mother, Amy Clarke, posted a heartfelt plea urging other parents to get rid of the balls…
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