A Chick-fil-A worker who got millions of views with TikToks of her staff meals says the company stopped her from posting. Now she's quit to become a content creator.

Wed, 04/24/2024 - 06:01

Three images of Miriam Webb in her Chick-fil-A uniform, taken as screenshots from her TikTok. In two of them she is eating a sandwich. In the other she is smiling. — Miriam Webb had posted more than 40 videos of her Chick-fil-A staff meals.
@mirithesiren on TikTok

A former Chick-fil-A worker said the chain asked her to stop posting videos of her staff meals on TikTok.
Miriam Webb had posted more than 40 videos of her staff meals. Some had over 1 million views.
Webb has now quit her job to pursue content creation.

A former Chick-fil-A worker said that the fried-chicken chain asked her to stop posting videos of her staff meals on TikTok because she was breaking company policy.

Miriam Webb, known on TikTok as @mirithesiren, posted her first review of a free meal she had on shift in December.