A mum claims her son was 'red-pilled' like in Netflix's Adolescence - when Andrew Tate videos convinced him 'women are gold diggers'.

Rachel Parker noticed son Spencer Parker repeating misogynistic things he'd heard online at the age of just 11.

When the schoolboy casually told her 'women are gold diggers' the 33-year-old says she immediately challenged him and asked where he'd heard it.

The now-15-year-old explained it had been discussed in Andrew Tate videos that had appeared on his YouTube content feed.

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Rachel said she had to intervene in conversations as recently as a year ago on subjects such as women 'respecting their bodies' and blaming men for 'everything'.

She felt upset that Spencer was 'turning his back' on women, particularly given he grew up without a father figure.

But a few weeks ago, the mum overheard him telling off a friend for referring to his mum in a rude manner and says she's proud of the man he's becoming.

In light of Netflix's hit series Adolescence, the beauty industry worker is warning parents of 'red-pilling' signs and is giving advice on how to challenge concerning opinions.

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