Girl Alleges That She Was SA’d While Delivering DoorDash, But Backlash And False Claims Have Circled The Story

Overview

The DoorDash SA Girl / TikToker @irlmonsterhighdoll Controversy refers to an internet^[1] controversy^[2] surrounding a viral video^[3] shared by TikTok^[4] user @irlmonsterhighdoll, or Livie Rose Henderson, who claimed that she was “SA’d” by a DoorDash customer when she was delivering his food. The original video, which was reposted^[5] across Reddit^[6] and Twitter / X^[7] in mid-October 2025, showed the male customer said to be named “Austin” allegedly with his pants down while sleeping on a couch in his home. TikToker @irlmonsterhighdoll claimed that the man’s door was left open when she arrived and that her instructions were to leave his order at the door.

The video sparked backlash and a viral debate over whether or not TikToker @irlmonsterhighdoll was actually the victim of assault. Several unfounded claims fueled the backlash. For instance, many said that Henderson pushed the door open to expose the man inside his home, based on an unsubstantiated claim that Henderson first posted a video that showed her pushing the door open when it was slightly cracked. Others falsely claimed that Henderson walked into the man’s home and discovered him in his living room. However, the original video showed that the couch was located just behind the home’s front door. The claims led to a widely held belief that Henderson was misleading the public because she deleted an alleged original video that was not reposted^[8] on social media.

Meanwhile, others believed Henderson’s account of the events and pushed back on those criticizing her. DoorDash later responded to Henderson’s claim that she was fired and confirmed that she was fired, but only because she disclosed a customer’s personal details publicly.

Background

On October 13th, 2025, Redditor viewbtwnvillages reposted a video to the /r/TikTokCringe subreddit that was originally shared by TikToker @irlmonsterhighdoll, real name Livie Rose Henderson, sometime on or before that date. In a later TikTok video, Henderson said that the incident occurred on October 12th.

The video recorded the open door of a home where a man was seen sleeping on a couch inside with his pants seemingly pulled down. The video’s text overlay caption read, “A man named Austin orders DoorDash, selects the option to have order left at door, sees his door dasher (me) has a female name, ‘falls asleep on the couch’ with his pants and underwear to his ankles and his front door wide open in 59°F, so this is what I see when I have to leave the order.”

The original TikTok video has since been deleted, likely due to TikTok’s community guidelines on nudity, according to TikToker @irlmonsterhighdoll, but Redditor viewbtwnvillages’ repost on /r/TikTokCringe received over 3,400 upvotes in a week and is still viewable as of writing.

On October 14th, TikToker @irlmonsterhighdoll shared a follow-up video regarding her first, in which she stated that she called the police on the man after her video went viral and users in the comments suggested that she should. She also reiterated her claim that the man’s door was left wide open. Over six days, the video received roughly 24,400 likes.

On October 15th, 2025, TikToker @irlmonsterhighdoll shared another follow-up video in which she claimed that she had been fired by DoorDash. The video received over 3.1 million likes in five days.

Also on October 15th, TikToker @irlmonsterhighdoll posted another video in which she further explained her story, stating that the incident occurred on October 12th. She reiterated her claim that the man’s door was wide open when she arrived to drop off his food and that he was “indecently exposed” to her. She claimed that DoorDash banned the customer, but then also banned her. The video received over 396,500 likes.

“Door Was Pushed Open” Claim

At some point after Henderson (@irlmonsterhighdoll) shared her original video, a claim began circulating, mostly in TikTok comment sections, that she posted a different video that showed her pushing open the door. A similar claim spread as well that she admitted to pushing the man’s door open. However, the alleged videos in question have not been reshared anywhere online as of October 20th, 2025.

For instance, comments left on a video posted by TikToker @chief_malo about the controversy touched on the claim that Henderson deleted an original video that showed her pushing the door open.

Another claim that there was a Ring camera video from the man’s perspective also spread in TikTok comment sections. Similarly, the alleged Ring camera video has not been reshared online as of October 20th, 2025.

Another image that circulated in TikTok comment sections during the timeframe showed an “original photo” and a “cropped photo” that users were sharing as evidence of the door being originally cracked. However, the “cropped photo” was a cropped photo of the original video, not a photo of the door being cracked open in an unknown, deleted, original video.

As the image was downloaded and shared across TikTok comment sections, it accrued several watermarks and stickers, as seen in the comment section of TikToker @demetriusfields’ video.

It’s currently unknown which user first spread the “Door Was Pushed Open” claim.

Online Reactions

On October 15th, 2025, X user @MAGACult2 reposted Henderson’s TikTok video in which she stated that she was fired by DoorDash. The user captioned the video, “If I were DoorDash, I would remedy this quickly before it blows up in their face,” gaining over 40,000 likes in five days.

If I were DoorDash, I would remedy this quickly before it blows up in their face pic.twitter.com/td14F5Zjr9^[15]

— MAGA Cult Slayer🦅🇺🇸 (@MAGACult2) October 15, 2025^[16]

On October 17th, TikToker @briadomini shared a video in support of Henderson, in which she played out a conversation between the TikToker and DoorDash, portraying DoorDash negatively for deactivating Henderson’s account. Over three days, the video received roughly 113,300 likes.

Also on October 17th, 2025, TikToker @gullibleguppy shared a video in which she expressed that Henderson was not the victim of SA but was instead the victim of “harassment,” further criticizing Henderson for calling what happened assault. Over three days, the video received roughly 135,900 likes.

On October 18th, TikToker @datgirlfromohio98 posted about the situation, falsely claiming that Henderson went inside the man’s house and found him inside his living room. The video received over 308,000 likes in two days.

On October 19th, 2025, TikToker @briadomini shared a video in which she questioned why other people’s retellings of the story were changing so rapidly. She said, “Now that the video’s resurfaced, can someone explain to me why all of you were telling me she was just peeping through the window and then it turned into, oh, no, the door was half open and then she went all the way in…” Her video received over 40,500 likes in a day.

Also on October 19th, TikToker @demetriusfields posted a similar video, in which he expressed his confusion over the story going viral. He said, “Is this DoorDash SA video a psyop^[41] or something? … People are using this story to craft weird narratives.” His video gained over 6,200 likes in a day.

Developments

DoorDash’s Response

On October 17th, 2025, the official TikTok account of DoorDash, @doordash, shared a photo in Photo Mode^[44] in which the company addressed the DoorDash SA girl controversy.

Basically, the statement claimed that DoorDash didn’t fire Henderson for allegedly being the victim of SA and instead banned her for “posting a video of a customer in their home, and disclosing their personal details publicly.” The post gained over 61,900 likes in three days.

Backlash against Henderson notably surfaced after DoorDash’s post. For instance, on October 18th, TikToker @blaqq_supreme posted a video, using DoorDash’s statement to fuel her belief that Henderson “lied” about the SA, gaining over 80,100 likes in two days.

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