“Thank you for the amount of love and support I’ve been receiving the last few days.“
Influencer Charleen Murphy has broken her silence after she was allegedly assaulted at the Grafton Capital Hotel in Dublin.
Charleen is best known for her posts on Instagram and TikTok as well as her podcast with her good friend, Ellie Kelly. “Unfortunately, there remains a very dark side to social media that I have become a victim of in a way I could never have imagined.
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