Trinity Morisette (born March 25, 2003) is an American TikTok Star, social media influencer and model. She firmly shows her dislike towards cyber bullying through her ‘TikTok’ channel, ‘Trinityamorisette’. ^[1]

Morisette was born on March 25, 2003 in the United States, she was brought up with two young siblings a sister named Payton and a brother who is diagnosed with down syndrome, Gino. ^[2]

She often says that her brother has always been her motivation and has her love and positivity.

She also believes that he has not only been a source of inspiration for her but his positive approach toward life has provided her enthusiasm.

Trinity has been a fast student academically since childhood.

At age 14, she joined Florida Atlantic University and enrolled to a dual degree program, neuroscience and behavior biomedical engineering as her undergraduate subject. ^[1]

She began her career in social-media through her TikTok account, trinityamorisette.

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Initially, she did lip-syncing and dance performance on the platform, then she became a victim of cyberbullying after her fame grew.

She began receiving extremely abusive comments on her video started increasing in number, she received so much hateful comments that it got to her and was intimidated through it.

This made her sink deeply into depression

Fortunately, she got enough courage and got over it, she decided to raise her voice and spread a word against cyber bullying.

She received support through many from various places around the world.

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She joined the ‘Kindness Matters’ movement, a campaign designed to speak against cyber bullying.

It helps people improve their way of talking to each other, this was after she was deeply moved after hearing the story of Peyton who committed suicide after being targeted for cyber bullying.

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Trinity found the movement a perfect platform to bring about a positive change in the lives of the victims and also to help those who consider bullying a way of showing power.

Trinity took the noble cause to her 'TikTok' page, where she began making videos on positivity.

She would show up holding placards with motivational messages written on them.

Following this, her 'TikTok' popularity shot up.

She now has over a million fans and more than 28.2 million heart emojis on the platform.

She collaborated with fellow 'TikTok' stars Datrie, Daryna Popach, and Catherine Rowley for the video 'HOW DID I GET SO LUCKY!

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