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A US woman has warned against a TikTok trend after it landed her in the hospital. Lana Clay-Monaghan was shopping with her children at a Southern California Target when a group of teens, influenced by TikTok, played a prank on her that landed her in the hospital . She was looking at baby products when everything suddenly went dark. Something had been placed over her head. Watch the latest News on Channel 7 or stream for free on 7plus >> Confused, alone and frightened, the mother of two twin boys could hear people around her laughing. “I immediately felt something come over me — a human presence behind me,” she said. “I started screaming. It was really abrupt. It really scared me. “When I turned around, it was a group of male individuals filming me. “I know they were filming me because the (camera) light was on. “They all had their phones and they were laughing.” US mum Lana Clay-Monaghan has issued a warning after she fell victim to a TikTok trend. Credit: Facebook Security ca...

Four labor and delivery nurses at an Atlanta hospital came under fire over a TikTok video in which they shared the things that annoy them about expecting mothers and their families. “My ick is when you come in for your induction, talking about, ‘Can I take a shower and eat?’” one nurse says. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Nurses under fire over TikTok video mocking maternity patient s. Watch the latest News on Channel 7 or stream for free on 7plus >> “My ick is when you ask me how much the baby weighs and it’s still in your hands,” a second nurse says. The nurses at Emory University Hospital Midtown were participating in a popular trend where users share their “icks” or turnoffs about a person. The TikTok trend originally began as a way for someone to describe why they stopped dating another person. In the video, another nurse says her “ick” is when the mother says she doesn’t want pain medication “but you are at an eight out of 10 pain.” Another nurse says: “The dad comes outside an...