Elyse Myers Is Welcomed Back To TikTok By Excited Followers!

After months of not posting on TikTok, Elyse Myers is back!

The popular viral content creator wiped her account clean back in March and hasn't had a presence on the app since. And now months later, she shared her first video back and her fans couldn't be more excited to see her.

Myers, who first went viral back in 2021 with her hilarious first date taco story, grew her TikTok page to more than 7 million loyal followers. Sharing videos that many of her followers could relate to about motherhood and mental health struggles, among other relatable topics, Myers quickly became a well-known and loved content creator. When she deleted all of her TikTok videos suddenly without warning earlier this year, fans were sad to see her go.

Since deleting all of her TikTok videos in March, Myers could only be found on YouTube until recently. But now, she's back in action on TikTok!

Her first video back on the app is all about "the two pee emm scaries."

Myers' first video back on the app has her playing two roles - the person working in the middle of the day and her brain talking back to her about "wasting" her day.

"Are you sure you haven't wasted your day?" her alter ego, aka her brain, asks, to which Myers responds, "I was pretty sure a second ago, but now I'm not so sure."

After her brain tells her, "I don't think you've done enough," she responds, "I don't know if I could do much more than the more I'm already doing."

The struggle is real and while many can probably relate, everyone was more excited about the fact that she's back on the app.

Myers' video received nearly 2 million views in less than a day, as well as more than 21,000 comments.

"Did anyone else freak out and check the date to see if this was an old video and then freaked out more when you realized she’s back?" one person wrote in the comment section. Apparely it was a super relatable thought because nearly 39,000 people liked the comment.

"I hope your heart is ready to receive all of the love we have been stockpiling in hopes of your return. You have been greatly missed," one viewer wrote. Another added, "Is this real??? Omg yay!!! We missed you. This just made my whole day. Super happy for you!"

And there are so many more similar comments where those came from.

Myers also posted on Instagram around the same time as TikTok, but shared something completely different. Her video puts some humor into a real-life situation she's been dealing with.

"As a parent who has a newborn son who's gone through open heart surgery, so he's learning how to eat whole food. He gags himself, as most babies do when they're doing that," she said.

"Every single time I'm like, 'You're not going down by choking my guy.' Every time. Every time he takes too big of a bite and just starts to, his body just rejects it, I'm like, 'No, we've gone through too much. You're not going out by a piece of buttered toast."

Myers captioned the quick video, "If you don’t laugh you cry alright?" and many of her Instagram followers hopped into the comment section to share their relatable stories.

"I have a 2-week-old who will go through open heart surgery at 4 months. I hope I can get to this point of laughter afterward," one person shared. Another added, "My son had RSV several times as a baby/toddler. Every time he coughs we shout, 'LIVE!' We still do it 13 years later."

Myers also wiped her Instagram account earlier this year and shared her first post there about a week ago. Her first post back was simply captioned, "Hi hello I love you." More than 8,000 supportive and excited sentiments filled the comment section.

"So happy to see you. I hope your break was healing, so many of us will love to see more content from you if you decide to share, but just know we love you through any decisions you make for your health," one follower wrote.

Another shared, "I literally thought to myself the other day, 'wherever Elyse is in the world right now I truly hope she’s doing well.'"