“How many kids like Piper Rockelle are being exploited by their parents? And at what point do the rest of us say … ‘this isn’t okay for a 13 yr old to be posing in a bikini whilst her MOTHER takes the photo?!?!'”
However, Hirsch related that Piper responded to Pink by stating that Tiffany didn’t force her to do anything, and Piper said that posing in bikinis was the fulfillment of her teen dreams, which her mother simply helped her to fulfill:
“The first thing I want everyone to know is that my mom doesn’t make me do anything. Quite the opposite,” Rockelle told TMZ Tuesday. “I’m a kid who had a dream, and my mom is amazing enough to help me live it out.”
“I don’t think Pink has ever seen one of my YouTube videos because if she did, she’d see it’s just my friends and me having fun and acting like ourselves,” she added. “The content we make is the kind of stuff anyone cn watch.”
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| Piper Rockelle and the Squad |
However, in the Teen Vogue piece “Piper Rockelle Turned 18. This Birthday, She Hopes, Will Change Everything” (August 21, 2025), Fortesa Latifi wrote that after the teen influencer group “Piper Rockelle and the Squad” was disbanded, which at its height was “pulling in hundreds of thousands of dollars a month”, former members of the group accused Piper’s mother of “emotional, verbal, physical, and at times, sexual abuse.” Naturally, Piper and her mother denied the allegations, but “the lawsuit was settled in 2024 for a reported $1.85 million”.
In the People post “Tiffany Smith Allegedly Sent Underage Daughter Piper Rockelle's 'Stalker' Photos in Exchange for Gifts” (April 11, 2025), Zoey Lyttle related that in the Netflix docuseries Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing (2025), Heather Nichole, a former stylist for “Piper Rockelle and the Squad” and her daughter, Sophie Fergi, a former member the group, alleged that Piper’s mother stressed that Piper was “sluttier” than Sophie and, consequently, Piper needed “sluttier clothes” because, “She needs to show more.” Heather said,
"I would buy them cute little tracksuits or matching clothes. Like, [11- and 12-year-old] girl clothes," Nichole said of her shopping for [Sophie] Fergi and Rockelle, who were tweens at the time. "Tiffany would get so pissed and be like, 'Piper is not Sophie. She's sluttier. Get her sluttier clothes ... She needs to show more.'"
Unsurprisingly, Piper’s mother denied Heather’s accusations, but there were more. For example, Corinne Joy, a former member of “Piper Rockelle and the Squad,” alleged in the docuseries that Piper’s mother sold Piper’s underwear to old men, simply because, “[...] old men like to smell them.” Lyttle wrote:
Another ex-squad star, Corinne Joy, also now 17, and her mother Steevy Areeco described a disturbing interaction which allegedly took place between Smith [Piper’s mother] and the young girl [Corinne] [...]
"Corinne came home and asked me why old men like to smell underwear," the mom said in an interview for the exposé series [...] As [Corinne] Joy recalled on camera, she joined Smith to drop Rockelle off at an acting or singing lesson, then Smith and Joy went to the post office so the single parent could "drop off some things."
The young content creator continued, "[Smith] had a bag, and she pulled out what looked like Piper's underwear. I asked her, 'Why are you shipping those out?' And she told me that old men like to smell them. And I was like, 'What is she talking about?' "
And mothers of former members of “Piper Rockelle and the Squad” alleged that Piper’s mother exchanged exclusive pictures of then-10-year-old Piper with a man, and Piper’s mother allegedly allowed Piper to flirt with the man on the phone in exchange for “extravagant gifts” like Gucci bags, hoverboards, and iPhones. Lyttle wrote:
In another part of the docuseries, former squad moms [...] detailed Smith's interactions with an anonymous fan. He was a man, but online he went by the name Megan and often sent extravagant gifts to then-10-year-old Rockelle and her mother.
Smith allegedly told Nichole, "You can get stuff too if you send him pictures [...]”
In the docuseries, Joy added that Smith would regularly tell her daughter that Megan was on the phone, and [Piper] Rockelle would join the call to say hi to her fan.
"Just by flirting and sending him photos, Tiffany got herself a Gucci bag from Megan, Piper got a Gucci bag, all these outlandish gifts," said Nichole. Fergi added that Megan sent brand new computers, cameras, camera lenses, microphones, hoverboards and iPhones. "Anything that you could think of that Piper wanted, she got from Megan," said Fergi.
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| Piper Rockelle Celebrated Turning 18 |
Once again, Piper and her mother denied all of the allegations that were alleged in the docuseries, but Piper, who turned 18 on August 21, 2025, is, unsurprisingly, still surrounded by controversy.
About six months before she turned 18, Piper visited the Bop House, which is an OnlyFans content creator collective. Thereby, Piper teased that she would follow Sami Sheen (i.e., the daughter of Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen), Danielle “Bhad Bhabie” Bregoli, and Tay “Lil Tay” Tian, whom all joined OnlyFans upon turning 18 and quickly earned millions.
In the post on People, “YouTuber Piper Rockelle, 17, Responds to Backlash About Collabing with OnlyFans Creators at Bop House” (February 26, 2025), Victoria Edel posted:
Piper Rockelle is reacting to online criticism after she visited TikTok’s Bop House.
The 17-year-old [...] recently received backlash after she visited Bop House and filmed videos with some of the residents. The women who live in the house (which has 3 million TikTok followers of its own) primarily make content for OnlyFans.
After posting a number of videos with the creators, [Piper] Rockelle, who describes herself online as an actress/dancer/singer, reacted to the online criticism in a TikTok posted on Feb. 24. Over footage of herself, she wrote, “How many times are they going to cry [about] me being in the bop house.” She then pretended to cry while some of the Bop House creators joined her to dance.
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| The Bop House and Piper (17) Collab |
Edel wrote that to promote Piper’s visit, Sophie Rain, the 20-year-old co-founder of the Bop House, posted a video with Piper. Of course, Piper posted a video of her visit with the young OnlyFan influencers as well. And Piper shared that she was "so grateful for the opportunity to collab with the Bop House creators."
Unsurprisingly, Piper isn’t the only teen girl who is attracted to the Bop House influencers and OnlyFans content creators. In the Vulture\New York Magazine piece “They Make Millions Acting Like Sexy Babies” (Aug. 21, 2025), Rebecca Jennings wrote that:
On a hot July evening in Miami, Julia Filippo and Camilla Araújo [two 23-year-old Bop House members] are on their hands and knees on the floor of a Target, hands gripping the dirty linoleum in full view of the employees [...] Araújo, who looks strikingly like a younger Katy Perry as she maintains a push-up position, while Filippo, [is] blonde, tan, and tiny [...] They’re trying to re-create a viral video [...]
Two high-school-age girls start to trail behind us, nudging each other and giggling [...] It takes them at least ten minutes to work up the courage to ask for a photo, which Araújo and Filippo pose for happily [...]
After stating the obvious that “OnlyFans, [is] a platform best known for porn,” and relating that the Bop House name was “derived from a social-media slang term for ‘slut’”, Jennings wrote that Camilla shared that 69% of her followers and fans are female and Joy Mei, another Bop House member and OnlyFans content creator, shared that 50% of her social media followers and fans are (young) women and “cute” girls, whom she loves so much. Joy, who made $100,000 in one month on OnlyFans, admitted,
“It’s a lot of girls, I’m not gonna lie. I feel like a lot of girls come up to me, and I’m just like, ‘Wow, I love you guys so much, you guys are so cute.’”
After Target, the Bop House members went to a café for “strawberry-matcha iced lattes,” where women took “sneaky” photos of the OnlyFans content creators and a mother asked for a photo with her three “cute” pre-teen daughters and Julia Filippo and Camilla Araújo. Jennings wrote:
After the Target run, the gang grabs strawberry-matcha iced lattes at a café a few minutes away. As they enter, a handful of patrons immediately do the thing everyone does when there are famous people present, which is to take photos [...] a mother and three girls, two around middle-school age and a younger sister no more than 8 or 9 [are present]. As the group gets up to leave, the mother approaches our table to ask for a photo. The three girls pose with [Camilla] Araújo and [Julia] Filippo, looking simultaneously sheepish and thrilled [...] As they leave, Araújo looks back at them as if she almost can’t believe it, shrieking, “You’re so cute!”
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| The Bop House Influencers in Pokémon Slippers |
Interestingly, the subtitle for Jennings’ Vulture feature is “How the Bop House, an OnlyFans influencer group, conjures a fantasy of young girls having a horny sleepover.” Jennings wrote that the Bop House members conjure the schoolgirl sleepover fantasy by wearing braces, girlish rompers, midriff-baring cartoon pajamas, onesie pajamas, and Pokémon slippers. And for emphasis, they use cartoon sound effects in their videos. Jennings wrote:
Several members even wear braces, which they claim are orthodontic necessities. In loosely choreographed TikTok dances, they wear matching snug leotards, girlish rompers, curve-hugging Skims maxi dresses, and midriff-baring cartoon pajamas [...] The audio in many of their videos is essentially cartoon sound effects, and much of what happens in them emphasizes their youth, from wearing Pokémon slippers and jumping on couches to feeding each other lollipops [...] Paired with onesie pajamas, e-girl makeup on an already young-looking face [...]
Jennings wrote that, consequently, the Bop House has been accused of “grooming”. In other words, the Bop House has been accused of: “the deliberate marketing of youthful personas for adult content [that] is creating a demand for barely legal performers.”
In addition, Jennings wrote that the Bop House has been accused of creating content for pedophiles, but that’s a mistake, because pedophiles are attracted to pre-pubescent girls. Jennings must have meant to write that the Bop House has been accused of creating content for hebophiles (i.e., men who are sexually attracted to pubescent girls typically between the ages 11and 14) and ephebophiles (i.e., men who are sexually attracted to pubescent girls typically between the ages 15 and 19). Furthermore, Julia even admitted to Jennings that she “blew up” on OnlyFans, because “men love” her innocent appearance, which we can infer from Jennings was intentionally enhanced.
“That’s how I blew up, because men loved how innocent I looked,” says [Julia] Filippo.
Relatedly, in a viral video, Camilla asked Julia how much money she made in her first week on OnlyFans. After Julia shared that she made a whopping $54,000, Camilla opined that it was, “[...] ’cause she looks 12.”
In the end, Jennings wrote: “Though none of the Bop House members I spoke to admitted to deliberately making themselves appear younger, it would be naïve to assume they don’t know the power it has given them.” And it would be “naïve to assume” that Piper’s mother didn’t “know the power” that Piper possessed.
Of course, Piper’s mother isn’t the first or last mother to exploit her daughter’s power. Take Demi Moore, who, per Wikipedia, in 1995 was the world's highest-paid actress. Demi shared in her memoir, Inside Out, that when she was 15, her (alcoholic) mother paraded her in bars. Consequently, unable to resist the allure of a nymphet, an approximately 48-year-old wealthy Greek man paid Demi's mother $500 for sex with the future film star. Afterwards, the Greek asked Demi, "How does it feel to be whored out [by your mother] for $500?"
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