Whereas You Exploited Her For Employment Opportunities...

The Archer Project - a homelessness charity - is upset one of their livestock is no more:

Keeley was mostly known as 'Sheffield Keeley' on TikTok and was sought out by people to video her singing popular songs.

But despite bringing 'joy' and going viral, homelessness organisation The Archer Project claims Keeley was 'exploited for likes'.

In a blog post published on Wednesday, January 15, a spokesman said: 'Just for likes, that's what it comes down to. They exploited her just for likes.

'When we say exploited, that's what we mean. It wasn't a casual filming of someone you come across, which many think is bad enough.

'No, she was sought out, she told us she was given money to be on social media, to swim in fountains in the middle of winter or dance in an inebriated state like a performing clown or whatever.

'She was effectively being fed booze to perform because that was her addiction.

'Dance and we'll give you more of what you crave, what you can't do without, what your body craves and needs. Dance and we'll reward you with the funds to buy more.

'Some will say they didn't know. Come on, let's be real, it was hard to not know.

'Her alcoholism was the attraction, her fuelled with drink and what she would do when drunk, that was the sought after video.

'She didn't have the ability to care for herself in any way. She was physically at risk, emotionally at sea and unable to assess safety from danger.

So what did your charity do to save her from this? 

'The truth is she was a person, a daughter, a niece. She was a human being not an entertainment.'

She wasn't a reason for your continued employment either.