Some say she should be in jail. Natalie Reynolds is a US content creator known for shock prank live streams. From the alleged $20 lake jump in Austin that sparked public outrage and a Tik Tok ban to a viral Miami arrest clip that appears stage. In this video, we cut through the noise. What's real, what's hype, and what's actually on record. And as of September 7th, 2025, there are still no confirmed criminal charges. Watch to the end and decide where the line is and whether she's crossed it. >> Giving you one chance to be honest with me. What were you doing? >> I'm waiting for a friend. I'm >> okay. You know what? Out of the car. What? >> Out of the car. >> At least call my dad. >> Get out. >> I'm giving you one more chance. >> What's the problem? >> You tell me what you doing in the car. I was waiting for a friend and I I've been waiting for like 20 minutes outside of the >> Right. Okay. It's indecent exposure. >> That was indecent exposure what you were doing. >> I was just changing. >> Okay. Yeah. You don't set up a camera in your car and play with yourself. What are you changing? >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> Can I call my dad please? >> Okay. You know what? No. >> Let me grab my bag. >> No, you're not calling anybody. >> That's for showing your everything. Come on, lady. You know better than that. >> Crap right now. >> Yeah, now you are. Thank God. >> This is insane. >> Uh-huh. >> It's insane. >> No. No. Don't give me that victim mentality. You know what you were doing. Let's go. Come on. Let's go. >> We all have anxiety. We >> can at least talk to a lawyer or something. >> Because there's no verified booking or case number in Miami Dade County, the so-called arrest appears staged. Meanwhile, her shock for clicks playbook meant to spike views and funnel fans to her only fans keeps getting more brazen and frankly more appalling. >> No. >> No. All right. I was You know why I wasn't going to? Because my sho my feet were getting >> You should just jump in right now. >> I'm going to jump in with my shoes on. Okay. Ready? >> Yeah. Ready? >> Oh, >> wait. What the [ __ ] Did you see her ass? What? >> Moving the lady. >> Oh, I told me. >> You said it was okay. >> You said you wanted to swim. >> You told me to jump in. >> I didn't tell you to jump in. >> Yeah, you did. >> Just Thank you, guys. We're going to have you guys get off the >> Wait, who is that? >> The [ __ ] is going I don't >> I can't swim. I can only float. >> Oh, she literally died. >> No, stop. Seriously, don't stop. Please. You're actually freaking me out. No. Please. Please. No. She's floating. >> Drowning. >> I'm going to [ __ ] kill myself. She thinks she's drowning. >> Oh, this is bad. >> Dude, I'm sorry. I didn't know. >> Oh, this is bad. >> Dude, Natalie. >> Dude, I'm sorry. I didn't know. >> She said she's drowning. She's saying she's drowning. >> I think you literally just murdered the lady. No, I didn't. I swear. >> I think you >> No, I didn't. Let's go. Apparently drowning in the lake. >> God, there's a fire truck. >> Nah, this is bad. >> Natalie. >> Wait, this is really bad. >> The Austin Fire Department posted this on their Twitter and what follows is her fake apology to the public's reaction to this heinous behavior. >> Call the lady you left in the lake and apologize. All right, let's do this. Here she is. >> Hello. >> Hi. This is Natalie Reynolds from the Lake Situation. >> Oh my god. Hello. >> Hi. I just wanted to say that I'm really sorry and I hope that everything is okay with you. >> I'm recovering, but thank you. >> I really regret it and leaving you with all this trauma and I just wanted to let you know also that the link in my bio is 50% off. It's only $5 right now. After the Ladybird Lake stunt, where she allegedly offered a homeless woman $20 to jump despite saying she couldn't swim, Tik Tok stepped in and banned her account under its rules against dangerous and exploitative behavior. The message was clear. Views don't excuse putting vulnerable people at risk. >> God, they won't let me in. I need my Tik Tok account. I have so many bleeding. I just want by now. Oh man, I can't do this anymore. >> Natalie, what's going on? What are you here for? Why are you at the courthouse >> right now? Now's not the time. Sorry. >> You're literally at the like the police station. Why are you at the police station? >> Uh, I don't really want to talk about it right now. >> Is this that whole Brook thing? Did Did she sue you for >> No, I'm leaving court right now because I've been in an ongoing investigation for the last like 10 months. Um, the lady that I told to jump into the lake Yeah. She's uh suing me for attempted murder. So yeah. >> Are you serious? So things this so this is really it. I mean you've went too far this time. >> Well, I don't think I went too far, but she's just trying to take advantage of the situation acting like I tried to kill her and [ __ ] So I don't know. But >> but you but did you or you didn't or like what? >> I didn't try to drown a lady. I don't know why everyone's saying I tried to drown her. She was perfectly fine. She knew how to swim. So >> her controversy chasing stunts have left real people hurt. She shows little remorse for her behavior. That said, the blame isn't hers alone. Responsibility also lies with others involved, including the woman's husband in the next clip. >> I am here to defend myself from this lady accusing me of ruining her marriage. If you guys don't know, this lady caught her husband buying my fans only behind her back and is now trying to put all the blame on me when in reality, it's your husband's fault. There is no way you can blame me because I did not force your husband to subscribe to me and I did not force your husband to put his credit card details in. He did that out of his own free will. I know you guys probably think I'm a bad person, but I really had no bad intention trying to ruin this lady's marriage, and she needs to start holding her husband accountable for his wrong actions and not be pointing the finger at me. Natalie Reynolds's so-called kidnapping van stunt ended with a viral clip of her in handcuffs. But with no verified Miami Dade booking or case number, the arrest looks staged for clicks. It's shock bait designed to blur the line between prank and reality, driving views and subscriptions while sidestepping real accountability. >> Guys, there is actually candy in this van. You guys know the story where it's like, "Oh, like kids, don't go don't go to the sign that like the van that says they're giving out free candy." Like, everyone's heard that stereotype before. And the parents always say to watch out for the white van with free candy on it. So, I'm literally doing a social experiment today on little kids and being kind of creepy and telling them to come to the car. Hey, >> do you guys want some free candy? >> Free candy? We're giving out free candy. >> No free candy? You sure? >> You want free candy? >> All right. >> Is that okay? If he gets free candy. >> Oh god, dude. This is weird. This is weird. >> Uh, do gratis. >> She said >> free candy. >> It's right here. >> Okay. >> You want to come get free candy? Oh my god. Why is she just having >> Okay. No, wait. Actually, don't have him scream. Don't have the guy scream. Don't have the >> Oh my god. >> Okay, guys. What kind of candy do you guys want? >> Um, >> I want chocolate. >> Chocolate? Oh, another cop. >> Another cop. >> Open the door. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> Get out. I'm getting out. I'm getting out. I'm getting out. >> Get out of the car. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Get on the ground. >> No. Hands up. Hands up. Get out. >> Get on the ground. Get out of the car now. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Get on the ground. >> Okay. Okay. >> Open the you up. >> Get out of the car. Get on the ground. >> I'm getting out. I'm getting out. Get out. >> Natalie Reynolds painted on yoga pants gym stunt was a self-described social experiment. She had body paint applied to look like leggings, filmed herself entering a gym, and posted the clip of a man confronting her about inappropriate attire. The video went viral, drew heavy backlash, and she later addressed it, framing it as an experiment and issuing an apology. >> I'd rather squat. I'd rather squat. >> Squat. Yeah. >> Yeah, I'd rather squat, right? >> What? Don't if you don't have clothes on, you need to be out of here. >> I do have clothes on. >> Go closer. >> Come on. I work in the industry enough to know. >> I work in the entertainment. >> She's saying you need to leave. He's not >> an owner. >> No, not a bunch of >> We're working. >> Cool. >> Really? >> I mean, she's covered. So, >> yeah, she's covered. >> She's covered. >> So, we're not supposed to video. >> I'm recording just her. >> Yeah. You're the one that actually came up to me. snack bags. >> Hey, let's do squats. >> She then staged a stunt on a university campus, turning a walkway into a soap and water slip and slide. The spectacle showed little respect for students there to learn or for the professor whose class was disrupted. >> Should we lay out right here? Our project right here. >> Um, >> right here. Yes, >> right here. This works. Sorry, we we we're late for our school project. We're laying it out right now. >> We're here. It's a representative. >> Yeah, we're with the spirits team about building like spirits. >> It's like a spirit team. >> Yeah. >> Just make sure it's good. We're just going to make sure it's all nice and safe. >> Ready? >> Okay. Just have to get the second ingredient, guys, and then we'll be good and then we'll be done with our presentation. >> Help me open this. Oh my god. >> Here. >> No. No. No. >> Here. Squirt all the soap. >> Is this enough soap? >> Yeah. >> Make sure you get the water. Sorry, guys. >> Here you go. >> Your water. >> Yo, boss. Look after my stuff. >> I mean, I don't think you're allowed to do that. >> Yeah, they they told us to come to this one. >> They told us this one cuz this is the best one to do it at. >> They said this was the best one. You go first. >> Coming in. >> Should I go first? golf. >> 55 lbs of raw steel Josiah de >> Come on, Mod Rachel. Thank you. >> Okay, she said thank you. There's no recording in the classroom. >> Thank you. >> We're going to leave >> guys. You Miami school spirit, raise it up. Best school to go to. Enroll. He's enrolled. He doesn't like slip and slides, though. He's also $500,000. >> All right, everyone. >> What are your thoughts about this so-called influencer? Has she gone too far? And what are the chances she will eventually end up in serious legal trouble? Why hasn't that happened already? Please share your opinions in the comments below. And if you're ready for more wild true crime moments or even a hilarious arrest caught on camera, click one of the videos on your screen now. Also, if you enjoy our videos, don't just watch. Take a second to hit that like button and subscribe to the channel. It's the easiest way to support us and it works just like giving us a direct donation. Even though it doesn't cost you a dime, it helps us to keep bringing you raw, unfiltered, true crime content. We appreciate you being part of our community. Thank you for your support and we'll see you at the next video.