'I'm sorry': Ms. Rachel shares the reason behind her months-long YouTube break

You're not alone if you've been wondering why Ms. Rachel hasn't been posting new YouTube videos lately.

It's been two months since she's shared a new clip, and she's finally revealed why in response to a fan question.

The children's content creator, whose real name is Rachel Griffin Accurso and has amassed 14 million YouTube subscribers, posted her last video in January 2025.

Watch the video above.

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Last week, the star shared an appreciation post for her longtime husband Aron Accurso, who she started the YouTube channel with in 2019.

"My co-creator, co-pilot, and co-producer – working tirelessly behind the scenes. There's no Ms. Rachel without Mr. Aron," she captioned the post.

The pair share son Thomas, six.

She then thanked him for "making my dreams come true".

In the comments section, one person asked, "When are we getting more episodes?"

"I feel like since you've signed with Netflix we don't really get good content anymore."

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Ms. Rachel recently released a four-episode children's series on Netflix in January.

In the replies thread, the YouTuber apologised to the fan.

"I'm sorry. We've had some family things to attend to," she explained.

"Nothing to do with Netflix, as that is content from YouTube."

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She responded to another fan who expressed they were "disappointed" after a potty training episode video the star had previously announced was yet to be released.

"I'm sorry. We've have some family things to attend to. I will make a little video tomorrow to help ❤️" the YouTuber said.

Ms. Rachel's last uploaded video was on January 10, titled "Hide and Seek with Ms Rachel & Elmo + More Games, Kids Songs, Nursery Rhymes & Social Skills."

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The video has gathered over 41 million views since it was posted.

Along with creating videos for toddlers, Ms. Rachel has been open about her personal struggles on her social media platforms.

In September 2024, the star opened up about experiencing pregnancy loss.

She shared her miscarriage by singing a song about her 'rainbow baby' on Instagram.

"Rainbow baby, dream come true. Rainbow baby, if you knew," she sang.

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