One TikTok user commented, “That’s enough TikTok for one year, I’m out,” expressing their discomfort. Others questioned how Brooks would feel if her husband were ever “not in the mood,” given that all the other participants in the arrangement are her family members.

However, some individuals stepped forward to show support for Brooks’ lifestyle, emphasizing the importance of consent. One user remarked, “I don’t understand the fuss. If you have four consenting adults, who’s to judge? Live your own life.” Another added, “I get way too jealous to be a swinger with a family member, but you do you, boo.”

The removal of Brooks’ TikTok account following her revelations has raised questions, though it’s unclear whether the account was deleted voluntarily or due to backlash.

Interestingly, Brooks’ openness comes at a time when public attitudes toward non-monogamous relationships appear to be shifting. A YouGov poll conducted months ago revealed that nearly a quarter of Americans would consider an open relationship if given the opportunity. Specifically, 30% of husbands and 21% of wives expressed interest.

While Brooks’ family arrangement may not resonate with everyone, it has sparked broader conversations about the evolving definitions of relationships and the boundaries of personal choices in modern society.