'You're not alone': Alabama Barker's streak of sadness on Instagram sparks concern among fans

In June, she posted a picture of her father on the hospital bed, which she deleted soon after and asked all her followers to "say a prayer" for him. In her last post on Instagram, she is seen in a tight black dress with multiple slits, standing in the backyard of her bungalow. It read, "I hTe bein alone." Several other captions like "How you don't like me but tryna do everything like me, see that is what gets me" and "F33l lik3 Dyin" have made it to her page and fans cannot help but wonder if she is doing well.

The TikTok star has been giving a different vibe on that platform, though. She seems to be dancing her hours away and posting entertaining content in the short clips she uploads on the popular app.

In one of her recent TikToks, she let go of the heavy makeup that she puts on her face usually, and introduced a mystery man as her boyfriend while they were casually shopping. The video was not only wholesome but also showed the natural side of Alabama and made fans want to urge her to ditch the makeup and post more pictures of her natural self. Calling her "naturally pretty," they asked her to "show your face without makeup more often."

However, her well-wishing fans are now concerned about her streak of sadness. Some told her that they hoped she knew she was "not alone." Meanwhile, others kept attributing her seemingly negative captions to her "growing up too fast" and not enjoying life as a regular 16-year-old. Someone wrote, "you shouldn't be alone," adding how hard it is to find someone.

Some fans had her back and asked those making such comments to back off. 5 AM lives and late night-early morning stories with captions that seem very personal and troublesome have become almost constant on her page.

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Earlier this month, dressed in a dazzling, bright red robe, she wrote — referring to a song by Toosii — "I got tired of people using me. Be loyal, or you losin' me. You had an option. You weren't choosing me. And they say, 'It takes time to get to where you want,' but they ain't foolin' me. (New interior. Change the leather. Would've thought that you would do me better). And they say it takes time." Fans can only hope that her dad becomes fighting fit, and maybe Alabama returns to her chirpy self on Instagram.