The former Home Secretary launched her TikTok account three days ago and since then her videos have already gained thousands of views.
Suella Braverman 's new TikTok account has been slammed on social media as users say the video is 'unsettling.'
The video then abruptly cuts to Mrs Braverman strutting towards the camera with the 2006 club class Let Me Think About It by Fedde Le Grand playing in the background. The former Home Secretary launched her TikTok account three days ago and since then her videos have already gained thousands of views Since posting the clip, which has over 16,000 views on TikTok, social media users have took to X to share their opinions on Mrs Braverman's new digital first approach to campaigningWhile X user Rob JL claimed seeing Mrs Braverman in her normal clothes was 'unsettling.'
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