Trad-wife influencer leaves Piers Morgan speechless with astonishing defense of white mom who called five-year-old boy the N-word at playground

A trad-wife influencer left Piers Morgan stunned when she came to the defense of a white mom who called a five-year-old boy the N-word on the playground.

The Piers Morgan Uncensored host invited a panel to discuss the case of Shiloh Hendrix, who was filmed in Minnesota being confronted by a man who accuses her of calling a young black boy the ‘N-word’ after the child allegedly took a toy from her son’s diaper bag.

Hendrix has never denied using the slur. On his program Tuesday, Morgan asked controversial influencer Lilly Gaddis why she ‘would want to support a white racist?’

‘Because I want to support free speech, and you cannot have free speech -‘ replied Gaddis, who previously came under fire for claiming minority groups should be ‘grateful’ to live in America and should stop playing the ‘victim card.’

‘No, that’s fine, you can support free speech, but you also have to be accountable for what you say,’ Morgan shot back.

He then asked Gaddis whether she would ever use the racial slur – to which she replied ‘Yes’ without hesitation.

‘You would?’ the conservative news host asked, his mouth agape at the answer.

‘Mhm, I do it quite frequently,’ said Gaddis, who was once caught on video using the ‘n-word’ while talking about relationships.

‘You use the N-word quite frequently?’ Morgan repeated, clearly in shock by what he just heard.

‘Why? Other than the fact that you’re a despicable racist. Are you?’ he asked his guest.

‘Some would say I am, I guess, according to the ADL I’m a “white supremacist,” I’m a “neo-Nazi,” Gaddis replied.

Still, Morgan wanted a clear answer.

‘If you you use the N-word repeatedly, you are a racist then, aren’t you?’ he pressed.

Gaddis, though, seemed unfazed.

‘Sure, I’ll embrace that,’ she admitted.  

‘If that means helping white people achieve freedom of speech, real freedom of speech, which by the way includes – I mean Shiloh Hendrix is being attacked on all fronts,’ Gaddis said, apparently trying to steer the conversation back to the Minnesota mom.

Gaddis even tried to bring up the case of Karmelo Anthony – a teenager accused of murdering a fellow student during a track meet last month – in her effort to change the subject.

But Morgan continued to fixate on Gaddis’ remarks.

‘Sorry, but just to be clear to me, you just said to me you use the N-word regularly. In what context? Do you use it with black people?’ he asked.

‘Yes, if it’s appropriate,’ Gaddis replied.

The answer seemed to just leave Morgan even more stunned.

‘When would it be appropriate to use the N-word? When would it be appropriate?’ he asked – to which Gaddis replied, ‘Any time I feel like it.’

‘So you’re just an unashamed racist?’ he hit out at the influencer, who admitted she is.

‘Do you understand that makes you a despicable human being?’ Morgan asked her.

‘I guess so, I don’t really care,’ Gaddis responded. ‘I mean, why are we not talking about Shiloh Hendrix?’ 

‘I think you’ve moved it on very quickly to your own racism,’ Morgan replied of the conversation. ‘Which is why you’ve supported her in public and why you got all these views.

‘You see no problem shrieking the N-word repeatedly because you yourself are a despicable racist and you just proudly admitted that with a smug grin on your face – which is pretty horrifying, actually, for most people to watch.

‘And shame on you,’ he hit out at the influencer. 

‘You’re entitled to do it, and I’m entitled to call you despicable,’ Morgan concluded. 

Gaddis has previously defended Hendrix, posting a video to her X account last week, saying the mother’s actions demonstrates ‘whites having enough of it.

‘We’re sick of being bullied in our own country,’ she claimed. 

‘This is great,’ she continued. 

‘This is white people finally being fed up with this s*** and the fact that we have brown people trying to take away white people’s rights in a white country, when we have the Constitution and freedom of speech and they come from their s*** countries where you can be locked up for hate speech, this is just disgusting.

‘This is everything wrong with immigrants,’ Gaddis argued. ‘This is everything wrong with brown people in our f***ing country and this is why we need to kick them all out.’

She then declared that the United States is a ‘white country for white people.

‘These people are not welcome, and I’m glad to see people finally standing up, to stand with her,’ she said of Hendrix, as she asked her supporters to donate to the Minnesota mom’s fundraising page.

And many have, as Hendrix’s GiveSendGo has now raised more than $700,000.   

On the fundraiser page, Hendrix claims she is raising money to protect her family and relocate after being doxed when the video went viral.

‘My name is Shiloh and I have been put into a very dire situation. I recently had a kid steal from my 18 month old son’s diaper bag at a park. I called the kid out for what he was,’ the fundraiser stated.

‘My family members are being attacked. My eldest child may not be going back to school. Even where I exercise has been exposed.’

The page goes on to claim that since the video was posted, her Social Security number has been leaked along with her address and phone number. 

‘I fear that we must relocate. I have two small children who do not deserve this. We have been threatened to the extreme by people online. Anything will help! We cannot, and will not live in fear!’ she said.  

Hendrix thanked her supporters in an update on the fundraiser page Friday, claiming she is ‘taking the proper procedures in order to stay safe.’

‘The overwhelming support that my family and myself have received is unbelievable! I’ve never felt so scared, yet reassured in my life. It’s truly a whirlwind of emotions,’ she said.

‘I’m still very frightened, and I don’t think I will feel safe until we can escape completely.’

Meanwhile, the Rochester branch of the NAACP launched a crowdfunding campaign to support the child and his family – aiming to raise funds for legal advocacy and broader social justice efforts. 

As of Monday morning, the campaign for the child and his family had raised over $341,000.