A video exposing Prime Minister Scott Morrison for following a horny Instagram page that posts pictures of sexy models is doing the rounds on TikTok, but this little display of public thirst is more than it seems.
TikToker and journalist Cam Wilson posted a very interesting video showing Scott Morrison’s Instagram account following a page called Baddies Star (@baddiesstartr), which posts photos of hot Turkish Instagram models — including some juicy bikini pics.
Obviously that is quite the scoop, especially considering our dear PM is supposed to be a loving family man obsessed with his wife Jenny. A daggy dad if you will.
But in Wilson’s screenshots, it can be seen that a bunch of other MP’s follow the steamy Instagram account too, which lead me to believe this isn’t just another case of accidentally being horny on main.
@cmwlsnDid… I just catch Scott Morrison getting ???? on main? ##australia ##aussie ##auspol♬ original sound – camwilson
Within a couple of hours of Wilson’s TikTok being uploaded, Morrison and multiple other politicians, including Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and Queensland Liberal MP Warren Entsch, unfollowed the account.
But this begs the question: why were so many Australian politicians following a random Instagram page full of Turkish models? And so, our investigation begins.
When I went to check out the page on Instagram, I noticed that a couple of people I know were also following it, despite the fact that I’m pretty sure they have no interest in having random Turkish models on their feed. Funnily enough, my mutuals with this mysterious thirst trap are also from Queensland. I’m sensing a pattern here.
Upon further scrolling, I also saw that the oldest of the 39 posts on the Instagram page were five days old, despite the fact that the account has 114,000 followers… suspicious.
And then I checked the tagged images, and it brought me the answers I have for you now: Baddies Star used to be a Queensland tourism page.
The oldest tagged photo on this Instagram account is from October, 2020 but all the images tagging it also tag a bunch of other Queensland tourism related accounts.
Whether the account was hacked or sold, I do not know – but it seems there has been a change of ownership at least within the last week, if not year.
So there you have it folks — Scott Morrison wasn’t purposefully following this sexy account. Though why it took him at least fives days and a TikTok call out to unfollow these babes is perhaps a different story.
