Harry Sisson, the TikTok influencer celebrated for his vocal support of Democratic leaders like Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, is facing a storm of controversy after allegations emerged that he deceived multiple women into sending him explicit photos via Snapchat.
The 23-year-old New York University student, with a following of 1.8 million on TikTok, has responded to the accusations by doubling down on his progressive credentials.
Earlier this week, Sisson released a video addressing the scandal, admitting to some missteps but announcing his intention to lecture MAGA Republicans on respecting women, claiming they’re the ones who need lessons after amplifying his personal failings.
The accusations came to light earlier this month when conservative activist Sarah Fields gathered statements from 11 women who alleged Sisson misled them into believing he was exclusive with each, all while soliciting intimate images.
One woman, Carlee Hosch, provided screenshots of messages where Sisson allegedly made suggestive remarks, clashing with his public image as an advocate for women’s rights.
In his video, Sisson conceded, “I fucked up… should have told people I was talking to that there were other people,” before pivoting to accuse MAGA Republicans of hating women and using his situation as a political weapon.
“I’m going to set the record straight and teach these MAGA guys what respect really looks like,” Sisson declared.
The announcement follows years of him branding conservatives as misogynistic on social media, a narrative now complicated by the accounts of the women he’s allegedly wronged.
Fields, who first exposed the allegations, offered a sharp rebuke. “Harry thinks he’s the one to school us on respect after all this? That’s a lecture I’d pay to skip,” she said.
Fields has continued to share evidence, including Snapchat logs and videos from the accusers, one of whom is a domestic abuse survivor now questioning Sisson’s feminist bona fides.
Undeterred, Sisson insisted in his video that the scandal’s fallout is a MAGA-orchestrated attack, asserting that Democrats must “stand up to these hypocrites” who’ve exaggerated his mistakes. The claim has drawn skepticism, particularly as the women involved span political leanings and have independently corroborated each other’s stories.
One accuser, known as Hannah on TikTok, painted a grim picture of Sisson’s character.
“He’s not in any position to lecture anyone—his respect is all for show,” she said in a widely viewed post. Hannah, who says she’s known Sisson since their teens, described him as manipulative.
Sisson’s ties to prominent Democrats like former President Joe Biden and Barack Obama, whom he’s met and interviewed, add a layer of embarrassment to the saga. Critics argue his behavior undercuts the moral high ground he’s claimed for his party, yet he seems determined to press forward with his lecture plan.
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