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James Charles Faces the Fallout! | Betrayal, DMs, and a $71M Cover-Up?

James Charles Faces the Fallout! | Betrayal, DMs, and a $71M Cover-Up? Did James Charles just trade a survivor’s trust for a photo-op—and then try to buy back the internet’s love? That’s the question blowing up across TikTok and YouTube this week, as James Charles finds himself in one of the most complicated and damaging spirals of his influencer career. What started as a snarky joke about camera flashes at the American Music Awards has now unraveled into a deeper, more personal controversy—one that includes private betrayals, public backlash, and a donation that many are calling a calculated PR move. It all started when a TikTok mocking James at the AMAs went viral, joking that not a single flash went off for him on the red carpet. Within hours, James was already clapping back—posting screen recordings, photos from Getty, and even sarcastic TikToks showing off the very camera flashes people claimed didn’t exist. The internet laughed, debated, and moved on. But just as the meme was dying down, a much more serious issue came bubbling back to the surface—one that James couldn’t brush off with a selfie or a slideshow. TikToker and former acquaintance Kayla Malec resurfaced her side of a disturbing personal experience involving James and her ex, Evan Johnson. Kayla says she confided in James about her breakup and how emotionally rough it had been—only for James to later cozy up to that same ex, share her plans behind her back, and dismiss the emotional toll it left behind. That alone was enough to get people talking. But then came the leaked DMs, the video receipts, and the surprise twist—James' viral “response” video about the whole drama suddenly clocked over 71 million views. And just like that, a new chapter began: one that asked if his promise to donate the revenue to support vulnerable communities was sincere—or just another clever way to soften the damage. But this isn’t just about red carpets, receipts, or reaction videos. What happens next involves trust, safety, and a growing number of voices demanding accountability…