The backlash to the DaddyOFive series of “prank videos” on YouTube continued this week when the father and stepmother involved lost custody of two of the five children regularly seen in the clips, ...

The Maryland couple who ran a controversial YouTube channel, DaddyOFive — where they posted prank videos involving their blended family of five kids, specifically 11-year-old daughter Emma and ...

FREDERICK, Md. – The Maryland couple who went viral after posting controversial videos of them playing “pranks” on their kids have lost custody of the two youngest children, at least temporarily, the ...

YouTubers Daddyofive, also known as Heather and Mike Martin, have just lost custody of two of their five kids. Rose Hall, biological mother of nine-year-old Cody and his sister Emma, received ...

There is an important update on the disturbing case of DaddyOFive, and it involves the YouTube community that mobilised itself to get the story out there. The parents behind DaddyOFive, who came under ...

After YouTube channel DaddyOFive, owned by Mike and Heather Martin, was accused of child abuse and deleted its entire video history, many probably thought that that would be the end of the story. But ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Heather Martin, aka "MommyOFive," is screaming. "Get your f---ing ass up here!" she yells at Cody, her young son. Mike Martin — ...

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A family accused of inadvertently documenting child abuse on their YouTube account have become perhaps the site's most controversial users. The DaddyOFive account – which most recently came in the ...

It’s difficult to know how to approach the cautionary tale of Mike Martin, also known as DaddyOFive, a character from Maryland who posts “wildly popular” videos of his parenting “pranks” with his ...

YouTube channel DaddyOFive has deleted all its videos after accusations of child abuse. The channel, headed by dad Mike Martin, consisted of videos in which the parents “pranked” their five children — ...