A model has left fans gobsmacked after being used as a 'human fishing bobber' and dragged through the water by a massive shark in a bizarre stunt. The wild video has amassed 10.6 million views online and left viewers claiming 'Florida is not a real place.'
Stunt Details
CeCe Rose, 26, was hurled into the water and left floating while attached to a fishing rod as part of a bonkers challenge filmed by fellow influencer Anthony Dawson, better known as TooTurntTony. The Toronto-based model, who boasts more than two million followers on Instagram @cecerose, drifted across the surface before suddenly being yanked through the water when a huge shark took the bait attached to the line.
As the beast was reeled in, CeCe was dragged along behind before the pair posed for a snap alongside the impressive catch. Fortunately, CeCe appeared to see the funny side of the stunt, laughing throughout the viral clip.
Online Reaction
The video quickly exploded online, attracting more than 10.6 million views and over 50,000 likes. Fans flooded the comments section with jokes due to the woman's absurd stunt. One person said: 'No wonder she's floating with those massive balloons.' Another viewer commented: 'Florida is not a real place.' One fan added: 'Flawless release lol.' Another person said: 'He got to touch CeCe, such a blessing.'
It comes as another model has revealed how her life changed after she quit her job as a nurse and started content creation. Sarah Lloyd was barely out of her early twenties but was already battling burnout and emotional drain from her demanding healthcare role – complete with poor pay and endless hours. The 25-year-old recognised change was essential and decided to venture into content creation – with her profile rapidly gaining traction. Now, Sarah has revealed she's receiving messages from blokes she once nursed back to health in hospital.
'I've been inundated with messages from former patients who recognised me,' revealed the influencer, who boasts 134,000 Instagram followers @saraahlloyd. 'I really wasn't expecting it but I actually find it quite sweet and funny. I've also received messages from colleagues, which gives me quite the laugh. Whether I reply depends on what type of message they send and how they treated me back then.'
