She previously claimed she'd hired someone to rape Charli D'Amelio.
Lovely Peaches has been arrested for cruelty to animals.
The Tiktoker, real name Brittany Johnson, was booked in Georgia on Friday, after she allegedly posted videos of herself abusing her six-month-old puppy Max.
Furious followers contacted police and PETA after she filmed herself choking and kicking the dog, spraying perfume in its eyes and even hanging it by the neck from a coat hanger, Dexerto reported.
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— save lovely peaches dog (@PeachesSave) January 19, 2021 @PeachesSave
LOVELY PEACHES IS ABUSING HER DOG SHE RECENTLY ADOPTED IN THIS VIDEO!!! PLEASE SHARE IT SO IT CAN GET IN THE RIGHT HANDS AND WE CAN ALERT THE PROPER AUTHORITIES#lovelypeaches #AnimalAbuse pic.twitter.com/qSTWBzVKbP
peaches needs to be arrested. @peta please boost this!! and comment down below anything that you know regarding where she got mad & where she is currently staying.she needs to be stop this is fucking animal abuse #lovelypeaches #peaches #boost pic.twitter.com/iMvD64tjky
— toot (@woopwooploopz) January 22, 2021 @woopwooploopz
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View StoryJohnson had claimed on Instagram on Thursday that the dog had died; she had previously promised that if he did "I'll eat it on live for you guys."
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But digging for evidence the pet was ok, one fellow TikToker shared a photo of the still alive Max being taken into police care.
As of Monday morning, Johnson's TikTok account has been shut down. TooFab has reached out for comment.
A spokesperson for DeKalb County Police Department confirmed to TooFab Johnson had been arrested after receiving a complaint about the abuse on social media.
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View Story"Until her case is concluded, she is not allowed to own or care for any animals," the spokesperson said. "Meanwhile, her Jack Russell Terrier was taken into custody by Animal Services, where it was examined by a veterinarian and Johnson voluntarily signed over custody."
No stranger to controversy, Johnson previously stirred up fury by falsely claiming to have abused her infant daughter Cora, sold her to sex traffickers, and even murdered her.
Last year she was banned from TikTok after claiming she'd hired a man to rape Charlie D'Amelio, and calling on her followers to help locate the teen.
Johnson circumvents her frequent bans across social media by simply opening duplicate accounts.