Brittany Johnson, also known as Lovely Peaches on social media, has been a well-known internet character for the past five years.

She’s made a number of questionable claims over the years, including one in which she claimed she hired someone to assault TikTok singer Charli D’Amelio.

Her most recent backlash came when she uploaded terrible photographs and videos concerning her dog on social media.

Johnson shared a video on Instagram in January of this year in which she grabbed up her dog by the neck and sprayed perfume in its face. She also stated that her dog’s legs had been broken.

Although the videos are no longer available on Instagram, users filmed and reshared them on Twitter in order to contact higher authorities and file complaints against her.

Peaches, too, was detained for the same reason.

People on social media urged that Johnson’s dog be taken away after frightening photographs and videos of her conducting animal cruelty on her dog surfaced.

A blurred version of the video was released by Def Noodles, a YouTuber who usually covers influencer disputes, who described it as “quite sad to watch.”

Johnson added to the controversy when she said her dog had died on Instagram a few days after the initial posts.

She captioned her post, “As I Posted On My Personal Max is no Longer With Us Rip Buddy.”

According to police documents and a statement published on the website TooFab, she was then detained on a charge of animal cruelty. The dog was still alive, according to the cops.

In an interview with TooFab, a spokeswoman from the DeKalb County Police Department claimed,

When asked why she made threats against her dog, she told an officer she did it because she knew it would earn her attention on the internet, according to Insider’s story.

“That’s not the kind of attention you want,” another officer later told Johnson. “Is there a police presence here? That’s not the kind of attention you’re looking for.”

Are Lovely Peaches currently incarcerated?

Lovely Peaches was freed from detention on January 22 after being arrested in Dekalb County, Georgia. She was released after posting the bond and paying the bond sum.

She has been sharing cringe-worthy content on social media after being released from detention, particularly on Instagram, where she has 112,000 followers.

However, she has chosen not to post anything provocative or related to her dog, which was the subject of the most fury from social media users.

She was also barred from using TikTok due to her objectionable material and behavior on the short video-sharing application.

Johnson first gained notoriety on social media in 2016, and she has maintained a following across numerous platforms despite her sites being blocked or banned.

It’s unclear how many social media profiles she has, but she’s always created a new account with a slightly different moniker whenever she’s been banned.