For years, Myka Stauffer’s channels included posts about Huxley, the child she and her husband adopted from China, in which she shared intimate details about his autism—often in sponsored posts. This past February, the toddler disappeared from her channel
YouTuber Myka Stauffer and her adopted son, Huxley. Photo: mykastauffer/Instagram Over the past few months, fans of YouTube influencer Myka Stauffer started to suspect something was afoot with the popular mommy vlogger. For years, Myka’s channels had included regular posts about Huxley, the 2-and-a-half-year-old child she and her husband adopted from China, in which she shared intimate details about his autism diagnosis — often in sponsored posts.
In addition to Huxley, the Stauffers have four other children. The oldest daughter is from an earlier relationship of Myka’s, and she and James have had three children together, all of whom feature prominently in their photos and videos. As Myka’s “adoption series” continued to grow, it increasingly focused on Huxley’s special needs. In a 2017 post for The Bump, she wrote about learning that Huxley was “profoundly developmentally delayed,” and writes that he has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder level 3. According to BuzzFeed, Myka later claimed that when the family adopted Huxley, they didn’t realize the full extent of his special needs.
This week, the couple admitted that they have “rehomed” Huxley. On Tuesday, the Stauffers posted a tearful video to their YouTube channel in which they revealed that they have “rehomed” Huxley with a family that can better care for his needs.
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