‘Kid-Friendly’ Story Hour At Dog Shelter Goes Awry When Teacher/Drag Queen Lets Lewd Comments Slip

A middle school teacher and part time drag queen delivered a couple of not quite family-friendly innuendos at a recent story hour event held at Hard Knocks Rescue & Training, Inc., in Huntsville, Alabama.

Libs of TikTok shared the story along with a tweet describing what happened: “Drag queen who’s also a middle school teacher in @HSVk12 was caught on video making inappropriate sexual comments in front of children during drag events which he headlined.”

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According to Libs of TikTok’s scoop, James Miller — a teacher at Huntsville’s Mountain Gap Middle School — headlined the event as his drag persona, Ms. Majesty Divine. The story hour was reportedly billed as a “family friendly” event and several of the rescue’s dogs were visible in the audience.

As Miller read aloud from “Walter the Farting Dog: Banned from the Beach,” he occasionally paused and offered his own commentary for comedic effect — apologizing at one point for using the word “hell” in front of the children in the room.

“You never know where an old bone might be hiding. He detected something under the sand and dug more frantically. A treasure! A bone, and it’s a big one!” Miller read, before joking, “Everybody loves a big bone.”

Referencing a character in the book who had complained about a slice of key lime pie, Miller offered as an aside, “Somebody needs to tell Karen to shut the hell up … oops, sorry. Sorry kids.”

“PG! PG!” someone else responded.

After Miller finished reading the book, he took some time to share his upcoming schedule — which included a number of pride events — and while he talked up his own schedule, he played with and talked to the rescue dogs. As one of the dogs named “Doc” sniffed around his bag, Miller quipped, “See, that’s not fair, he’s thinking hot dogs. Got hot dogs on the brain, yes, all men have meat on the brain.”

After a short pause, Miller added, “We’re not still live, are we? Oh, we are.”

“We’re still a little bit live,” someone else in the room confirmed.

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