Cooney was ultimately placed under the 5150 hold after being invited by friends to an escape room outing that turned into an intervention. While she acknowledged the emotional difficulty of the situation, Cooney expressed feelings of betrayal, stating that her friends had not directly communicated their concerns with her beforehand.

Following her release from the hold, she returned to her family home in Connecticut and was enrolled in an eating disorder treatment program on her physician’s recommendation. While many of her fans welcomed her return to content creation, some speculated she may have left treatment prematurely or not fully recovered. These concerns have been amplified by commentary videos from other creators questioning her recovery progress.

Notably, fellow YouTuber Jaclyn Glenn, along with David Michael Frank and Evangeline DeMuro—friends involved in orchestrating the intervention—asserted that they had made repeated efforts to talk to Cooney directly before initiating the 5150 process. They also suggested that Cooney’s home environment was potentially unsupportive, further complicating her recovery.

Personal Life and Privacy

As of now, Eugenia Cooney has not publicly disclosed details about her romantic relationships. She maintains a level of privacy around her personal life, choosing to focus her public presence on content creation and engaging with her viewer community.