Authorities obtained the full investigation records of Jordanian blogger Suzy, accused of money laundering and publishing inappropriate content on TikTok. During questioning, she gave detailed statements about her personal life, health condition, and how she began her career on social media, denying all charges against her.

Suzy said: “I was born in Cairo’s Matariya district. My father is an employee, my mother a nurse, and I have two sisters — Mawaddah and Mai, who has special needs. I’ve suffered from chronic chest problems since childhood, and only recently was diagnosed with arterial dilation.”

She added that she completed her education from home due to her health issues, and mentioned undergoing therapy sessions after developing resentment toward her sister: “My mom took me to a psychiatrist to help me accept and love my sister.”

Suzy explained that she created a TikTok account named ‘Suzy Jordanian’ because she didn’t like her real name, Mariam. Her first video, uploaded while in high school, went viral with over 9 million views, leading her to continue creating content and promotional ads.

She confirmed that she owns only 135,000 EGP in a Vodafone Cash wallet, with no bank accounts, and that her income comes solely from paid advertisements for restaurants and clothing stores.

When confronted with the alleged incriminating videos, Suzy denied all accusations, saying: “I only work in advertising. Everything is agreed upon with clients, and there’s nothing inappropriate in my content.”

She also clarified that her interactions with other detainees in similar cases were limited to joint live streams on TikTok in exchange for payment, with no personal or financial connections beyond that.