Baker Terry Bakes asks fans if he should keep posting
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 29 Oct, 13:15 · Archive
TikTok baker Terry Pegler, under investigation for fraud, asked his million followers whether he should continue posting content.
Terry Pegler, known as Terry Bakes, posted a video to TikTok asking his more than one million followers if there was 'any point in me carrying on' or if he should stop posting. He told followers to comment with a teddy emoji if they wanted to see him continue on their feed. The question prompted varied responses, ranging from 'please stay' to 'Don't walk, run'. One follower wrote: 'Terry ik you get lots of haters but I watch your videos every day and they make me laugh keep going mate.' Another commented: 'We will tell you in 2059 when our drip cakes arrive.'
About seven hours after his initial post, the 39-year-old posted another video of himself baking, in which he said his opponents 'are not expecting me to come back from this, and that is exactly what I'm going to do.' He also reverted his TikTok display name to 'Terry Bakes' after changing it to 'Terry (used to) Bake' earlier in the month.
On 24 September, Pegler and his wife Nikita, 40, were arrested on suspicion of fraud by false representation and taken to Wymondham Police Investigation Centre for questioning.
How it is being reported
- Terry Bakes asks fans if he should stop posting (and got some hilarious replies)Terry Pegler, known as Terry Bakes, questions whether to keeping posting to his TikTok account after arrest on suspicion of fraud by false representation.Norwich Evening News · 29 Oct, 12:50
- Terry Bakes asks fans if he should stop posting (and got some hilarious replies)Terry Pegler, known as Terry Bakes, questions whether to keeping posting to his TikTok account after arrest on suspicion of fraud by false representation.Eastern Daily Press · 29 Oct, 12:50
In this story: Terry Pegler · Nikita Pegler · Easton · Wymondham Police Investigation Centre
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