A father and stepmother, who faced backlash for posting controversial online prank videos involving their children, have lost custody of two of them to their biological mother. Mike and Heather Martin ...

IJAMSVILLE, Md. -- The parents known for extreme prank videos on YouTube have lost custody of two of their children. The videos posted to "DaddyOFive" YouTube channel have caused a firestorm of ...

IJAMSVILLE, Md. (WPVI) -- The Maryland couple under fire for their viral YouTube pranks against their kids have lost custody of his kids following child abuse accusations and an official investigation ...

A father has been temporarily suspended from YouTube after videos of him playing cruel pranks on his children were labeled “child abuse” by a cyber-bullying expert. Cordero James Brady runs the ...

A Maryland couple whose YouTube prank videos garnered them accusations of child abuse were sentenced to five years probation on child neglect charges Monday, BuzzFeed reports. Michael and Heather ...

The videos that made Mike Martin a YouTube star have apparently caused him to lose custody of his kids. Martin, aka DaddyOFive, and his wife Heather Martin, were the targets of a children's welfare ...

FREDERICK, Md. – The Maryland couple who went viral after posting controversial videos of them playing “pranks” on their kids have lost custody of the two youngest children, at least temporarily, the ...

FREDERICK, Md. -- A Maryland couple who posted controversial "prank" videos of themselves berating their children have temporarily lost custody of two of their five kids amid an investigation. Heather ...

ABC News Studios' new docuseries Born to Be Viral: The Real Lives of Kidfluencers follows several family vloggers, including the parents and kids behind YouTube's Fishfam and the Mighty McClures With ...

WASHINGTON — The biological mother of two children seen in those controversial “DaddyOFive” YouTube prank videos told ABC News that she “had an anxiety attack” after watching the videos. The videos — ...

In 2017, one Maryland couple faced charges of two counts of neglect of a minor after they posted a YouTube video that many of their viewers thought was abusive. They faced up to 10 years in jail after ...