Eminem‘s teenaged child Stevie appears to have called out their father for not revealing that they were adopted.

In a TikTok video posted a week ago, Stevie — who came out as non-binary shortly afterward and alternates between they, he and she pronouns — seemed to recount a conversation with the 51-year-old rapper about being adopted.

The clip featured repeated denials that they were adopted, before they learned that their biological father had died last year.

Family grievances: Eminem’s teenaged child Stevie appears to have called out their father for not revealing that they were adopted, after coming out as non-binary

Stevie is the biological child of Eminem’s ex-wife Kim Scott and the late tattoo artist Eric Hartter, whom she was linked to during a period when she had separated from the musician. He died in 2020.

Eminem later adopted them in 2005 after he and Scott reconciled. The couple got married in 2006 but divorced again before the year was over.

Stevie sported short blonde hair and a gray hoodie in the video, which was filmed exclusively in closeup.

He lip synced along to captions that seemed to recount a real-life incident in which someone had informed him that he was adopted.

Adopted: Stevie is the biological child of Eminem’s ex-wife Kim Scott and the late tattoo artist Eric Hartter, whom she was linked to during a period when she had separated from the musician; Eminem seen in January 2020 in Hollywood
Breaking the news: The teen lip synced along to captions that seemed to recount a real-life incident in which someone had informed them that they were adopted

Investigation: They appeared to recount a conversation in which Eminem falsely claimed to be their biological father after they asked about their birth

‘He’s not your real dad,’ said the unnamed person. ‘You’re adopted.’

Stevie appeared to lip sync a denial, before approaching their adopted father (given name: Marshall Mathers III), though the rapper seemed to have falsely claimed to be their biological father.

‘Youre my real dad right? am i adopted [sic]?’ they recounted asking.