Viral TikToker Reesa Teesa Reveals TikTok Suspended Her

Reesa Teesa has captivated millions of TikTokers with her 50-part series, "Who TF Did I Marry?" And now after all 50 parts have been uploaded and enjoyed by millions, she's sharing information about what the series ultimately did and how much money she made, or didn't make, after many have speculated.

She also recently revealed that the app has suspended her, but also said she has plans for when her TikTok jailtime is up!

Reesa Teesa, not her real name, but the one she's going by on TikTok, shared her story of meeting, dating, marrying and divorcing a man she claimed was a "pathological liar," "narcissist" and had "mental issues." She pulled in millions and millions of people who were glued to their phones watching the 50-part series.

In a video she shared after the 50-parts were completed, Reesa gives a little "PSA" to all her viewers and followers.

"I do realize that this series has gone completely viral, but I'm happy to see that people are having conversations about it. I'm happy to see that people are watching it, but more importantly, I'm happy to see that it is helping someone, even if it is just one person," she said. "That was the purpose of putting this video series up, to tell my story, and to tell it detailed and in order."

She continued her video to say she has a "public service announcement" to share. She wants viewers to know that they don't have to sit down and watch every single video while holding their phones.

"I did it the way I did it so that way you actually can listen to it as an audiobook, chapter by chapter, in order," she explained. "So, if you see this and you're like, 'Oh my God, I'm not doing 50 parts,' don't worry. Simply go to my page, click on the playlist, and it will play in order for you."

By sharing her story, Reesa is gaining fans and followers who appreciate her vulnerability and transparency, including many well-known brands and companies.

Smashbox Cosmetics wrote, "THIS IS NOT A SERIES! this is a work of art."

Dick's Sporting Goods added, "Found a new workout playlist."

Microsoft shared, "I skipped 4 teams meetings today to listen to this, and will be skipping many more to tune into #ReesaInEurope."

And that's not all.

Tinder wrote, "My favorite audiobook."

Five Below said, "first a tiktok original audiobook, next an Oscar-winning movie."

The "PSA" video received more than 12 million views and 23,000 comments so far!

Reesa wanted to clear the air about what many TikTok creators are speculating in regards to how much money she's made by sharing her story.

On Saturday night, Reesa shared a video explaining why the speculations are "wildly inaccurate."

"Wanted to come on here and tell you guys, the stories about the amount of money that I've made on TikTok with this whole 'Who TF Did I Marry?' series is wildly inaccurate, and I'm gonna tell you guys why," she explained.

"When I started the series, I was not yet in the Creator Fund. I didn't get approved until midway in the series. So all the videos I did beforehand weren't even counted for the Creator Fund, and then it's only counted based on the eligible views."

She then went on to explain "the kicker" revealing that she got suspended from the Creator Fund.

"I got suspended because I have multiple violations because I had reuploaded some of the videos in the series and you can't do that,' she continued. "For the next 30 days, I am not making any money from the videos. I am merely making these videos from the heart."

She said the "good news" is that she has an idea for another series of videos, although it will not be as long as her 50-part "Who TF Did I Marry?" series and will have to wait until after her 30 days in TikTok jail are up.

Followers had some things to say about Reesa's financial reveal.

"You literally carried this app on your back for an entire week. They should pay you," one person wrote in the comments. Another added, "Suspended?! You have been carrying this app on your back for a full week and they SUSPEND you?!"

Another viewer said, "I will rewatch the series in 30 days then. We want you to make your coins!" and quite a few others agreed with that thought.