Rachel Griffin Accurso, the creator behind the widely popular “Ms. Rachel” YouTube channel for toddlers, issued a tearful apology on Wednesday following social media backlash. The controversy erupted after Accurso’s account “liked” an antisemitic comment on Instagram — an action she has since claimed was accidental.
Children’s YouTube star ‘Ms. Rachel’ posts tearful apology after ‘liking’ antisemitic comment
Cory Hawkins
Jan 22, 2026 | 5:38 PM
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