MrBeast shares the result of an investigation into Ava Kris Tyson, who was accused of grooming a minor

In July, the YouTube star said he would stop working with her after the 'serious allegations'. He tweeted at the time: "I am disgusted by this." Tyson denied the allegations and said she was stepping away from MrBeast and social media to focus on her family and mental health. MrBeast said he had hired someone to investigate his company. Today (1 November), he confirmed the investigation is over. 4.5 million documents and messages were reviewed, and 39 interviews took place. He shared the main findings of the investigation. The YouTuber hired the law firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan after allegations that Tyson had groomed fans who were minors. The three-month investigation doesn't mention the collaborator by name. The law firm wrote that the allegations of sexual misconduct between employees and minors are false. The allegations were rejected, including by the victims. This is an internal investigation, not one by the police. The law firm also said the company did not knowingly employ people with a history of illegal or questionable conduct. The allegations were rejected. The investigation found some cases of harassment and misconduct at work. The company was told about the incidents and took action, including disciplining or firing people involved. Quinn Emanuel said MrBeast LLC has changed to ensure a safe and professional culture. The report says the company is taking the following steps: hiring new leaders, training employees, creating new policies, setting up an anonymous reporting system, and firing people who break the rules. The law firm added that the company is committed to improving its culture. https://twitter.com/MrBeast/status/1852410203486183777