Social Media Dancer Miranda Derrick Reveals Alleged DM From Drake
Miranda Derrick made headlines when she revealed that she had received a direct message from none other than Drake. In an episode of the “Between Us” podcast, Miranda shared the surprising news with cohosts Allison Holker and Weslie. She recounted how Drake reached out to show support for her and her husband, James Derrick.
The revelation caused quite a stir, with Miranda even questioning the authenticity of the message with her husband. However, she confirmed that it was indeed the real Drake who had contacted her. Miranda, known for her dancing skills on TikTok, has gained fame through her appearances on the Netflix series “Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult.”
The series delved into the disturbing allegations surrounding the 7M cult, led by pastor Robert Shinn, who has been accused of sexual assault by multiple women. Despite no criminal charges being brought against Shinn yet, the civil lawsuit is ongoing, with a trial scheduled for 2025. In response to the series, Miranda clarified that she was not a victim, not in any harm, and not being abused.
In a statement posted on her Instagram Story in 2024, Miranda expressed gratitude for the concern shown towards her well-being. However, due to pending litigation involving a defamation lawsuit, she refrained from commenting on specific allegations. She reiterated her stance against abuse and shared that she had been receiving death threats.
Miranda’s sister, Melanie Wilking, later spoke out about Miranda’s videos regarding the cult allegations. Wilking expressed sadness over the situation, stating that Miranda had been under the cult’s control for over three years. She emphasized that the person making accusatory posts was not the true Miranda, as she knew her to be loving and kind towards their family.
As the saga continues to unfold, Miranda’s interactions with Drake and her involvement in the 7M cult remain subjects of public interest. The ongoing legal battles and personal struggles faced by Miranda and her family serve as a cautionary tale about the dangers of manipulation and control within cult-like organizations.
