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Internet personality Ms. Rachel has revealed that during a recent flight, she had to put on her own Ms. Rachel TV show for her daughter despite trying to entertain her for two hours.
She said in a recent video: "I have a confession. This is embarrassing."
Newsweek has reached out to a representative for Ms. Rachel outside of regular working hours via email for comment.
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Why It Matters
Ms. Rachel, real name Rachel Accurso, began her YouTube channel in 2019 alongside her husband, the Broadway music director Aron Accurso. The channel began as a learning tool for her son, who had a speech delay.
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Her videos, which focus on learning and music, amass hundreds of millions of views online. The video 'Baby Learning With Ms. Rachel' has been viewed 1.5 billion times on YouTube. She currently has over 16 million subscribers on YouTube, and Rolling Stone recently ranked her as the third most influential creator of 2025.
What To Know
In the video, which has been viewed 2.7 million times as of reporting, Ms. Rachel speaks about her "embarrassing" confession.
She explained that she had been on a three-and-a-half-hour plane ride with her children and said that she had sang "so many songs" to her daughter for two hours.
"I did the Ms. Rachel live show for two hours," she said.
But ultimately, it wasn't enough, and she had to resort to a different option to keep her child entertained.
"I had to put on the real show. I had to put on baby learning for my own baby on the plane," she said.
And not only that, but Ms. Rachel also went on to say that her child liked the TV show "much better than the live show" after she tried to entertain her baby in real life on the plane.
The video has quickly gone viral online, and many parents have taken to the comments to respond to Ms. Rachel's confession.
What People Are Saying
Dr. Sujay Kansagra, aka the Sleep Doc for Kids, commented on Ms. Rachel's post: "It's like when my baby wouldn't sleep. Do you know who I am baby? Do you?!"
Taha Arshad, a social media personality, also commented on Ms. Rachels post: "This is genuinely so hilarious and iconic HAHAHAH."
Candice, a content creator and author, also jumped in the comments section: "Thank you for your service Ms. Rachel ! We the people appreciate you. My 17-month-old knows how to count to 10 and I've never practiced numbers with her . You are the reason."
Jon Fogel, author and social media personality, added: "My kids will just watch my (not even for kids) videos. Somehow it's just so engaging. They also just listen to my podcast."
What Happens Next
Ms. Rachel has a series on Netflix, with its second season debuting on September 1. A third season could be on the horizon.
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