A well-known influencer from New York City has confessed to making a young boy she was babysitting smoke a vape after an alarming video she recorded resurfaced online.

Fiona Jordan, 23, who boasts 100,000 followers on Instagram and nearly 600,000 on TikTok, faced backlash when a video of a child smoking under her supervision appeared on social media.

In the video, an unnamed boy was seen putting his mouth on the vaporizer device, which was being held out for him by one of the two girls involved. 

The young boy exhaled, releasing smoke, which prompted laughter from the girls, including Jordan, as the boy coughed and looked around in bewilderment.

Just hours after being approached by the Daily Mail for a statement, Jordan acknowledged her involvement, explaining she was 15 at the time and now fully accepts her actions.

She addressed her audience, stating, ‘I was not of a sound mind. As a teenager, I made several reckless decisions, and ultimately I made a grave mistake.

‘Filming it and being present makes me equally culpable, and I take full responsibility for this. I am genuinely sorry for the distress I have caused the family, both then and now.’

‘I can’t change what I did, but I can acknowledge how wrong it was.’ 

Jordan said that she was not in the correct headspace at the time, since her mother had recently died, and she hung around the wrong crowd of people in her teens.  

The original video – filmed eight years ago – was uploaded on an Instagram with the username @shrimpd**kenergy, which belonged to Jordan.

Pennsylvania-born Jordan faced backlash after the video resurfaced online.

‘Psychotic behavior. Truly awful to see that poor baby and hear them LAUGHING. pure evil,’ one commenter wrote.

‘The way he looks sad and coughs after wow they are monsters,’ another posted.

‘Disturbing she thinks child abuse is FUNNY… an absolutely vile individual,’ an account commented.

Jordan lived in Scranton, Pennsylvania, with her parents at the time. The influencer’s father – William Jordan – is an officer with the Dunmore Police Department, according to public records.

Jordan’s LinkedIn shows that the 23-year-old attended Pennsylvania State University and graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Business and Corporate Communications. 

She has been a content creator since graduating is frequently traveling across the US, from New York to Chicago to Palm Desert, where she attended Coachella and Stagecoach. 

Jordan has partnered with multiple high-profile brands, including White Fox Boutique, Bloom and Essence Makeup.