MrBeast probe ends with some employees fired but finds no proof of sexual misconduct allegations


The nearly three-month probe concluded that there was no basis behind allegations that MrBeast team members committed sexual misconduct or “knowingly” employed people with ‘proclivities or histories towards illegal or questionable legal conduct’. — AP

NEW YORK: Online video production company MrBeast said Nov 1 it has fired somewhere between five to 10 employees following an investigation into the YouTube empire’s workplace culture.

A company spokesman declined to put a precise number on the firings, say which employees were let go or for what reasons. But the shakeup comes as Jimmy Donaldson, who draws millions of views under the MrBeast alias with highly produced stunts and giveaways, deals with accusations of impropriety against himself, his collaborators and others within his multimillion-dollar production company that have threatened his family-friendly image.

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