A TikTok user in Massachusetts is fired from her job at a credit union after posting a video that drew condemnation online for praying that former Attorney General Pam Bondi’s cancer would worsen. Reports say the video appeared to include religious language wishing Bondi would suffer permanently and reference a severe throat-related cancer outcome. One account describes the creator asking for Bondi to “end up with a hole in her throat” that she would have to push through when she speaks. Multiple outlets characterize the post as expressing hostility toward Bondi’s health and note that the reaction online was swift. The credit union’s decision is linked to the content of the TikTok video, according to the reports. The creator’s exact statements and the company’s stated rationale are not fully detailed in the summaries provided. The incident highlights how online posts—including those framed as religious prayers—can lead to workplace consequences when they are viewed as wishing harm on a specific person.