TikTok star Alix Earle he became famous on television, but now it seems he is worried that his star power is fading without it.

The 24-year-old graduate of the University of Miami took to the program and shared a video about what life would be like without TikTok.

The lifestyle influencer has over 7.2 million followers on the app who love watching her “Get Ready With Me” videos and makeup tutorials. However, as the program is on the verge of shutting down, the TV personality took a moment to express his disappointment and dismay at the end of the show.

“I don’t sleep.” I am very scared of this. I’m so sad, I just feel like all the memories are going away,” she said he told his followers. I love you guys so much and I just feel like I need to hang out with you right now.”

“I’m nervous because, I’m like, ‘Where am I going to screw up?’” she asked the camera. “It’s really fun talking to everybody here.”

In addition to posting content, she admitted that she likes to “re-eat” and doesn’t know how to go on without the app. It is worth noting that he is also active on Instagram, where he has 3.8 million followers.

“Guys, it’s not good,” he continued. “Someone will examine me at the mental hospital. What is happening? Do we all like to hang out?”

“This is going to be the worst day ever,” he added, specifically referring to Sunday when the program will be closed.

However, it is important to note that Biden’s administration has indicated that they do not plan to close the program by the end of the week. Instead, they plan to wait until Monday, when President Trump takes office, to decide whether or not to actually ban TikTok.

In a making “Get Ready With Me” videos.Alix Earle bid a fond farewell on stage. “Dear TikTok, thank you for changing my life & many others. I started posting here my freshman year in college (with) the hope of finding a platform,” he wrote in the caption. “I posted almost every day for three years & when I was at the lowest point in my life, somehow my videos started to catch on.”

“I realized that this platform is so unique that I don’t have to be ‘perfect’ or perfect,” he said. “I started sharing my journey w/acne and started Accutane. Even though I didn’t want to post my bare skin on the internet, a lot of positivity helped me in ways I couldn’t have imagined. sharing my insecurities with millions created a special relationship with you guys.”

Although there are many social media sites out there, the social media fans felt that TikTok is “a place where I can be alone and share every aspect of my life. advice, fashion journey, recipes, frustrations… and more,” he agreed.

“The fact that I can meet each of you and instantly feel like best friends is the most special thing in the world to me,” he continued. “Even though I’ve tried to be a big sister here, you guys have helped me become a better person, mature, and learn faster than I thought. I’ll be here… I want to say thank you.”

“I still don’t understand how any other part of my life is real and I am grateful for this program that allowed me to make close friends with millions of you around the world. I will continue the party … more now,” he added, although he did not reveal what another website might be entering.

On Saturday, President-elect Donald Trump said NBC News‘ “Meet the Press” manager Kristen Welker that “could” give TikTok a 90-day reprieve from the possible ban after taking office on Monday, January 20.

Although he did not make a final decision, he said, “An extension of 90 days is something that can be done, because it is appropriate.” You know, it’s worth it. We must look carefully. It is a very serious problem. “

“If I decide to do that, I will probably announce it on Monday,” he added.