Social Media Is Growing Increasingly Concerned Over The Safety Of “Hawk Tuah Girl” Haliey Welch

Haliey Welch smiling and posing

Haliey Welch (Photo by Phillip Faraone/Getty Images for Spotify)
Haliey Welch, AKA The Hawk Tuah Girl, is gone, and fans are worried about her safety.

Welch has disappeared from public view after a crypto rug pull that may have screwed a ton of people out of thousands of dollars.

The “Hawk Tuah” girl has not released a new episode of her popular weekly podcast, Talk Tuah, since December 3rd.

She hasn’t posted to Instagram since December 20th, and she has limited comments from trolls heckling her.

Haliey Welch hasn’t posted on her X account since December 20th, which is a statement on her account to her investors.

Welch became a viral sensation last summer after dropping what would become her catchphrase, “Hawk Tuah,” in a video clip that spread across the internet. Instead of accepting her fifteen minutes of fame and dying out, she turned it into a business.

 

Everything appeared to be going well until she launched her own cryptocurrency. Her Hawk Tuah meme coin, $HAWK, went live and exploded in value before quickly collapsing.

Many who bought $HAWK had lost a significant sum, and Haliey Welch disappeared upon heavy criticism.

Now fans are worried about her safety.

“Becoming worried for hawk tuah girl,” one fan said.

“Has anyone head something from the hawk tuah girl recently,” another asked.

“Is Haliey Welch alright? They better not have imprisoned her or k*lled her because of that meme coin,” a worried fan announced.

‘Hawk Tuah’ Girl Haliey Welch Sent One Last Message Before Disappearing

Haliey Welch may have disappeared, but she still may have to answer to the law.

Welch said in December she is “fully cooperating” with lawyers representing people who lost money investing in her crypto token, HAWK, which exploded before it flopped amid allegations of rug pulling.

“I take this situation extremely seriously,” she said in a post on X. She encouraged victims of HAWK coin to reach out to the law firm suing HAWK’s creators as she works to “uncover the truth” about the token.

The controversy derailed Welch’s career as a content creator, and there is no telling if she will ever come back.