Chloe’s Law: 15 year-old Chloe Fergusson should be alive.

Three years before the events in the series, Chloé met Marinette Dupain-Cheng (presumably in high school) and began to bully her ever since the day they met.

In the video, she started off with a shocking statement that reveals her intentions about quitting YouTube once and for all because she’s burnt out due to the stress, pressure and hate received towards her videos.

Chloe Ting files lawsuit against media publication Chloe Ting claimed that a media company had published hurtful content about her. She said: “I had a really simple request which was just for them to remove the posts… and it was really surprising for me when they refused to remove the content when I flagged it.”

Addressing these issues, Chloe has recently posted a video on her YouTube channel. In the video, she started off with a shocking statement that reveals her intentions about quitting YouTube once and for all because she’s burnt out due to the stress, pressure and hate received towards her videos.

Chloe Ting went on to add that she filed a defamation case against the fitness coach. In the video, she explained that he replied with an apologetic email, stating that what he published online against her was wrong. A week later, however, he was back to trolling the fitness YouTuber online.

You can’t spot reduce fat Ting’s most popular workouts are designed to give you a toned, flat stomach or even six-pack abs. But her videos alone likely won’t do that for most people. Evidence shows you can’t spot reduce fat — that is, doing a targeted exercise like a crunch won’t melt the body fat off your stomach.

She was just 15-years-old. Chloe’s story featured in an episode of 60 Minutes called Chloe’s Law. Throughout the episode, reporter Allison Langdon spoke to Chloe’s family and friends about what led their beloved Chloe to think she had no other other option than to opt out of life.

Chloe’s story featured in an episode of 60 Minutes called Chloe’s Law. Throughout the episode, reporter Allison Langdon spoke to Chloe’s family and friends about what led their beloved Chloe to think she had no other other option than to opt out of life.

According to the Chloe’s Law Facebook page, which has amassed more than 181,000 likes, the aim of the group is to “create awareness and PREVENTION of Bullying from all walks of life..” We strive to normalise societies attitude through social media, one face book page at a time.

Chloe’s family collected more than 48,000 signatures on a petition calling for federal crime laws to incorporate a legal definition of cyber-bullying and to regulate it.