The Mystery of the Hawk Tuah Girl: Did Her Dad Really Speak out Against Her?

As the conversation continues around the viral internet sensation known as the "hawk tuah girl," all kinds of articles are popping up with supposed information about the mystery Tennessee gal who captured hearts with her cheeky interview.

For one thing, her name appears to be Hailey. And for another, she's now selling merch at a local retailer called Fathead Threads.

But did her parents (or, specifically, her father) actually speak out about Hailey's newfound TikTok fame? Let's get into it...

There's an article making the rounds on Facebook from a site known as The Somerset Insider claiming that Hawk Tuah Girl is actually named Katie and that her dad is "Reverend Harley Vickers of Little Hope Baptist Church in Somerset."

However, if you look at the fine print — in this case, the disclaimer at the bottom of their post — you'll see that The Somerset Insider is a "news satire and parody publication."

So it looks like the satire site was just having a little fun with all the content surrounding Hawk Tuah Girl.

The site may have taken some of the info from this random tweet, which was posted a day earlier and also identified Hawk Tuah Girl as "Katie Vickers" and her dad as "Pastor Harley Vickers."

Either way, it all seems to be a hoax.

In the Somerset Insider post, they pretended that the young woman's "dad" was appalled at her NSFW interview and believed that she'd been possessed by Satan.

"We didn't raise Katie to talk like that," reads the fake quote from the fake pastor. "I fully believe that Satan entered Katie's body and it was his words we were hearing that day, not hers. I ask that everyone pray for my daughter. She didn't know what she was saying. She was possessed by evil!"

You gotta love the creativity!

So there ya have it, folks. Not much is really known about Hawk Tuah Girl, so unless she comes out and gives more information herself, there's not much we can do other than take everything we read about her with a grain of salt.

In the meantime, enjoy the interview that made Hawk Tuah Girl famous: