Miranda Sings star Colleen Ballinger cancels remaining tour dates after ‘grooming’ allegations

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The YouTube star, 36, was in the middle of a tour when she was accused of ‘grooming’ and inappropriate behavior towards her fans. launched a podcast with controversial YouTuber Trisha Paytas, titled Oversharing, which has now ended after just three episodes

Beleaguered Miranda Sings star Colleen Ballinger has apparently canceled all of her remaining tour dates, following a series of recent controversies.

The YouTube star, 36, was in the middle of a tour when she was accused of “grooming” and inappropriate behavior towards her fans, as well as on the set of her Netflix show, Haters Back Off.

Ballinger, who started posting comedy videos on YouTube about 15 years ago as Miranda Sings, had tour dates in September.

His website links to various ticketing sites for his upcoming shows, but they all announce that the performances have been cancelled.

Tickets will be refunded, but there are no rescheduled dates for the shows at this time. Ballinger has yet to make an official statement on the tour’s cancellation.

Canceled: Miranda Sings star Colleen Ballinger, 36, has apparently canceled all of her remaining tour dates, following a series of recent controversies; She is seen in 2023Not performing: Ballinger’s website links to various ticketing sites for her upcoming shows, but they all announce that the performances have been canceled

Ballinger also recently started a podcast with controversial YouTuber Trisha Paytas, titled Oversharing.

Paytas revealed today that the podcast was over after just three episodes, after learning that Ballinger allegedly sent pictures of fans from his OnlyFans account, while joking about his body.

Trisha shared the decision to cancel the podcast with Ballinger after an allegation by former Colleen fan Johhny Silvestri, who shared screenshots of alleged texts Ballinger sent her featuring Paytas.

Paytas said she contacted Ballinger about the allegations, but Ballinger denied them.

“This is all very embarrassing. It’s very inconvenient at the end of the day, I’m not bothered by a lot of things, like obviously. The podcast ending after three episodes is embarrassing,’ Paytas, who has had a string of failed podcasts, said in his latest Youtube video.

The podcast originally premiered on May 23 and released its final episode on June 6, just days after the grooming allegations against Colleen surfaced.

Trisha also reflected on her friendship with Colleen over the years, and her shock upon learning of the alleged texts.

“That was not long ago. It’s someone in their thirties who just gave birth, sending nudes. And a month before, I was in [Colleen’s] house, meet her newborn and have a Mukbang with her.

Accusations: The YouTube star was in the middle of a tour when she was accused of ‘grooming’ and inappropriate behavior towards her fans, as well as on the set of her Netflix show, Haters Back Off; Pictured 2016Made with Oversharing: Ballinger also recently launched the “Oversharing” podcast with controversial YouTuber Trisha Paytas. Paytas revealed today that the podcast has ended after just three episodesBodyshaming: The podcast ended after reports that Ballinger allegedly sent fan photos from his OnlyFans account, while joking about his body

It comes just days after Ballinger denied performing Beyonc’s Single Ladies in blackface.

The YouTuber was seen in a viral clip dancing in what looked like blackface, but said she was actually wearing green makeup and dressed like Elphaba from the musical Wicked.

In the clip, Ballinger is seen dancing and singing to Beyonc’s song Single Ladies while wearing face paint.

Now Ballinger has said through a lawyer that the clip was from 2009 and was actually recorded immediately after performing a Wicked song with Oliver Tompsett, one of the stars of the musical.

She painted her face green like the witch. After that number, she went straight into Single Ladies (while still wearing green makeup),’ they said in a statement.

The video was uploaded to YouTube in 2018 but only went viral on July 5, days after she was accused of using the n-word by staff involved with her Netflix show Haters Back Off.

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