Editor's note: This article features disturbing content and mentions of suicide. As parents continue to worry about the potential dangers of the "Momo challenge", Kim Kardashian is warning her ...

The Momo Challenge recently popped back up, and it seemed to grow larger than ever before, with several news outlets covering it as well as YouTube having to address the notion of videos running ...

As reports circulated Wednesday about the alleged deadly Momo Challenge that encourages children to harm themselves, YouTube issued a response saying no videos of the sort had been published ...

As Momo Challenge hysteria sweeps the nation, YouTube has started to demonetize all videos about the creature, including newscasts and explainers debunking the online urban legend.

The Momo suicide challenge on YouTube is terrifying parents One video instructed a child to put a knife to his neck.

What is Momo? What is the Momo challenge and how can you protect your children from it? Momo has become a conversation topic after the online “suicide game” surfaced in the UK.

YouTube has denied that the "Momo challenge" is being hidden inside of popular videos on the site, as concern spreads over the strange rumour.

YouTube doesn't allow videos promoting the so-called Momo Challenge on its site, and news videos about it can't get advertising.

YouTube Kids tells me it has no evidence of the eerie Momo challenge appearing on its platform. Ok. So now what?

The Momo Challenge is the latest viral concern /social media fad/urban legend going around Facebook parenting groups and schools. But to the best of everyone’s knowledge, there’s almost no ...

Momo is not on it. Update 6:34 PM: YouTube published a statement regarding Momo content. “After much review, we’ve seen no recent evidence of videos promoting the Momo Challenge on YouTube.