Noah Beck’s Mom Suspended From Teaching Over TikTok Video

Amy Beck, the mother of TikTok star and rising actor Noah Beck, has been placed on paid administrative leave from her teaching position at Coyote Hills Elementary School in Arizona’s Peoria Unified School District.

The move comes after an old video from around 2020, originally posted on Noah Beck’s TikTok account, resurfaced online this week. In the clip, Amy Beck and her son lip-sync to Jay Rock’s “King’s Dead” — a track with explicit lyrics — while appearing to simulate a sexual act as part of a then-popular trend. The video shows Beck miming performing oral sex on her son as he pushes her head down with exaggerated expressions.

A community member filed a formal complaint with the school district and the Arizona State Board of Education, calling the content “highly inappropriate” for an educator. On Monday, April 27, 2026, the district placed Beck on paid leave pending an internal review. Officials confirmed the action to local media but have declined to comment further, citing personnel matters. No criminal investigation into Amy Beck has been reported.

Beck, who has taught second grade in the Peoria Unified School District for years, is the latest member of the family to face professional scrutiny in the education system. The situation has drawn widespread attention due to her son Noah’s massive online following and his recent casting as a rookie lifeguard in Fox’s upcoming Baywatch reboot.

The timing has added fuel to the story: The video resurfaced shortly after Noah’s older sister, Haley Beck, 27, was fired from her teaching job at Centennial High School in the same district. Haley was terminated following an internal Title IX investigation that found she had groomed a student while he was still a minor and later engaged in a sexual relationship with him after he turned 18. Police investigated the allegations, which reportedly included thousands of text messages, exchanges involving alcohol and marijuana, and explicit content. Another teacher at the school faced similar accusations involving the same student.

Haley has denied wrongdoing through her attorney, and as of now, no criminal charges have been filed in the case despite police recommendations. The family’s dual situations — though entirely separate — have sparked intense online discussion and memes across platforms like TikTok, Instagram and X.

Both of Noah Beck’s parents have backgrounds in education. His father, Tim Beck, previously coached high school soccer. The incidents have raised broader questions about educator conduct standards, particularly regarding old social media content and the expectations placed on teachers as role models.

As of April 29, 2026, Amy Beck remains on paid administrative leave while the district’s internal investigation continues. No timeline has been provided for its conclusion, and Noah Beck has not publicly commented in detail on his mother’s situation.