‘Nudity’: China influencer slammed for profiting from privacy by live-streaming wife’s childbirth

South China Morning PostEN 1 min read 100% complete by Yating YangFebruary 23, 2026 at 02:00 AM
‘Nudity’: China influencer slammed for profiting from privacy by live-streaming wife’s childbirth

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A Chinese influencer known as "Paul in USA," based in Seattle, is facing criticism for live-streaming his wife's 23-hour childbirth. The influencer, who gained popularity documenting his life as a Microsoft product manager, has over 12 million followers. The video included graphic footage of his wife's labor, including post-partum bleeding and exposed body parts. The influencer stated the labor lasted 23 hours. His wife suffered a third-degree perineal tear during the delivery. The influencer has been accused of profiting from his wife's privacy and exploiting her vulnerable state for views.

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childbirth 100% influencer 90% privacy 80% live-streaming 70% online video 60% post-partum bleeding 60% perineal tear 50% ethical concerns 50% social media 40%

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