YouTube Star Myka Stauffer Apologizes, Explains Decision to Rehome Her Adopted Son

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Sounds like the Stauffers are off the hook!

YouTube personality Myka Stauffer will not face charges after Ohio authorities launched an investigation into the welfare of her former adopted son, said an official at the Delaware County Sheriff's Office in Ohio to Fox News on Wednesday. "We can confirm there will be no charges.The request was a for a wellbeing check and that's what we did," said Tracey Whited, community and media relations manager for the department.

Myka Stauffer and her husband, James Stauffer, after they placed their adopted son, Huxley, with another family.The Delaware County Sheriff’s Office in Ohio confirmed to BuzzFeed News on Monday, June 29, that it has closed its case against the Stauffers after launching an investigation into Huxley’s welfare earlier in the month.

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In late May, YouTuber Myka Stauffer and her husband, James, announced their decision to give up Huxley, the four year old autistic boy they adopted from China almost three years earlier. A month later, she posted an apology, saying "no adoptee deserves any more trauma.”In a seven-minute-long video that has since been taken down, the couple recounted how Huxley had "a lot more special needs that we weren't aware of, and that we were not told" during the adoption process.

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Popular family-friendly YouTube star Myka Stauffer is speaking out for the first time since the career-derailing controversy over her decision to rehome adopted son Huxley.

controversial YouTuber who gave up her adopted son Huxley, who has autism, has broken her silence and apologized “for all the hurt I’ve caused” in a lengthy Instagram post.