The company also pointed out that YouTube.com is not a site for kids under 13 and they don’t allow users under 13 to create or own accounts on YouTube. In less scary Peppa Pig news American ...

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Such 'Dark Peppa Pig' videos first came to light in 2017, when an investigation by the BBC found hundreds of harmful clips on YouTube which appeared to be episodes of Peppa Pig but were actually ...

Parents have been warned about horrific Peppa Pig 'parody' videos circulating online that show characters being shot and burnt alive. The videos - which are on YouTube and other social media ...

A Russian court has failed to save “Peppa Pig‘s” bacon. Entertainment One (eOne), who own the “Peppa Pig” franchise, sued Vietnamese media company Sconnect in both Russia and the U.K ...

A MAN who turns Peppa Pig cartoons into disturbing YouTube videos has said PARENTS are to blame if their kids are upset by accidentally watching them. This week we reported that kids are being dupe… ...

Peppa Pig has been on the chopping block several times before. In the show’s early days, its maker, the animation company Astley Baker Davies, had to reissue several episodes after complaints.

Peppa Pig is a British preschool animated series that is directed and produced by Astley Baker Davies in association with Entertainment One, Nick Jr.; Channel 5 and Hasbro’s Allspark Animation.

The YouTube video starts with a popular British children's cartoon character, Peppa Pig, introducing herself and her family, but there are signs of trouble almost immediately.During the ninth ...

Peppa Pig is going to court. EOne, which owns the massively popular franchise, is suing Vietnamese-owned studio Sconnect, which operates several animation kids’ channels. They include Wolfoo ...

American parents are noticing their little ones adopting British accents after watching Peppa Pig, ... It has more than 7 million YouTube subscribers. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP.

One video, posted on YouTube, shows Peppa Pig being burned alive. And parents are now being warned those that do see them may "struggle to process" the gruesome scenes they have been exposed to.