Draya Michele Warns Parents Against Children’s Game Entitled ‘Dumb Ways To Die’: It’s Disguised As Educational But It’s Definitely Not

Draya Michele

Draya Michele Warns Parents Against Children’s Game Entitled ‘Dumb Ways To Die’: It’s Disguised As Educational But It’s Definitely Not

Actress/fashion designer Draya Michele is one parent who’s taking extra precautions when it comes to what her children are being entertained by.

Draya Michele, 37, took to Instagram on Monday (April 11) to warn fellow parents against a children’s game called “Dumb Ways To Die” that is available for download in application stores. Draya Michele shared multiple posts via her IG stories calling out the questionable game that’s “disguised as educational” but really isn’t. In her first post, Draya wrote,

“PARENTS !!!!!!!!! PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU BLOCK THIS GAME FROM YOUR KIDS APPS.” 

The Mint Swim CEO described the acts of the children’s game as “cute animated characters doing very dangerous things.” According to Draya, “Dumb Ways To Die” poses as an “educational game,” but is actually a dangerous app that should be banned.

“IT’S SHOWS CUTE ANIMATED CHARACTERS DOING VERY DANGEROUS THINGS THEN
DYING. LIKE TOUCHING THE STOVE AND ELECTRICAL SOCKETS AND RUNNING IN THE
STREET.” 

Draya added,

“AND BLOCK IT ON YOUR KIDS
YOUTUBE AS WELL.” 

The mother of two boys, Kniko and Jru ages 6 and 20, Draya Michele has managed to keep her children out of the spotlight as her rise to success and fame continues to soar.

Draya Michele and son Kniko Howard

Draya Michele and son Jru Scandrick

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