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Manufactured Desire： How Social Media and Influencer Agencies Sexualise and Monetise Pregnant Influencers
This article examines how pregnant influencers on Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok, are sexualised and monetised through the interlocking practices of the platform, influencer agencies and influencers themselves. Taking the 2024 controversy around the appearance influencer YīLìXiǎoShāZi and the
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