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S'porean livestreamer admits she went too far with vulgar tirade after initial sarcastic apology video

Heng admitted she should not have hurled vulgarities and cursed at the customers.

S'porean livestreamer admits she went too far with vulgar tirade after initial sarcastic apology video

On August 21, Singaporean livestreamers Winnie Heng and Vadalene Eng apologized for a vulgar tirade they had directed at customers during a live stream on TikTok. Heng initially released a sarcastic apology video, which was later revealed to be a joke. In her latest video, Heng admitted she had gone too far and should have handled her emotions better.

She expressed frustration that day, stating that something unexpected happened and affected her mood during the livestream. The pair had hurled vulgarities at the customers, who allegedly canceled orders for highly sought-after crystals during the stream. Heng explained that the cancellations impacted the team, merchants, and other customers who wanted to purchase the items.

She acknowledged her anger during the livestream but emphasized that she takes responsibility for her words, which were wrong, and promised to improve her vocabulary in the future.

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