Influencer ICKS OUT Fans With Video Where She Gets Her Staff To Drink Her Breast Milk!

Sarah Stevenson has completely divided the internet!

The influencer, who goes by Sarah’s Day online, has sparked a lot of chatter after her most recent upload. The video, which the mom posted to TikTok and Instagram, shows her partying on a boat with people who she says work for her. Amid the holiday coworker party, though, the Aussie social media star shocked her fans by offering her staff her breast milk.

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Yeah, really! And they actually try it, too! She wrote in the caption of the clip:

“Are they really true friends if they don’t try your freshly pumped breastmilk!? Is it just me or is our work team a little tooooo close!?”

The video, which has the words “POV: trying my breastmilk” in the overlay, showed two of her staff members being offered freshly-pumped breast milk from their boss. The first one who tried it seemed surprised by the taste and shouted “oh my god!” while the influencer’s hubby downright refused to take a sip. A third tasted it but quickly chased it down with another drink.

This seems like something that would get Human Resources called very quickly in any other workplace… See the WILD video for yourself (below):

In the comments, viewers were quick to make their opinions known, with many feeling totally grossed out by what they’d witnessed:

“Love the raw milk trend, but this is weird???”

“This is wild…”

“Is this what you do for work? Giving out your rancid juice for staff to get sick?”

“why is anyone praising this she works here this is weird”

“There’s just something about drinking another humans secretions that make my stomach go blehhhh”

Meanwhile, other commenters seemed to not mind the idea:

“This is too funny!”

“They are TRUE friends!!”

“It’s funny people not wanting to drink breast milk but happy to drink milk meant for baby cows”

“This is a VIBE”

What do U think about this, Perezcious readers? Is this totally fine — or is it WAY too far for an employee-boss relationship? Sound OFF (below).

[Image via Sarah Stevenson/Instagram]