During a “family friendly” event, a middle school teacher from Alabama who moonlights as Miss Majesty Divine was caught on tape making sexual remarks.
James Miller’s reading of a tale to a group of young children on September 24 was live broadcast by the animal rescue organization Hard Knocks Rescue & Training in Huntsville, Alabama.
The instructor, who moonlights as Miss Majesty Divine (Madge D. Ivine), was telling a tale about a dog that concealed its bone at the gathering.
Miller was heard saying: “Everybody likes a huge bone” in the video, which showed him reading from the book while two dogs played with their handler.
After the remark, the handler and the person holding the camera were seen and heard giggling.
Immediately after making the remark, Miller was heard on the livestream saying, “We’re not still live are we?”
Miller’s inquiry as to whether the livestream was still going was questioned by Libs of TikTok.
The post also questioned if Miller’s remark in front of a gathering of kids was acceptable.
For his drag persona, Miller, a teacher at Mountain Gap Middle School, has a Facebook profile and a TikTok account. He has also gone to events like the Drag Queen Story Time.
On his Facebook page, he has also shared pictures of himself with other drag performers.
In response to the news, Miller later posted a TikTok saying, “I truly have no remark for anyone, so people need to stop asking.”
He said that the page had “doxxed” him.
Miller, Mountain Gap Middle School, and Hard Knocks Rescue and Training were approached by MailOnline for comments.