Ghost messages on TikTok? Posted here cause for some reason it’s getting flagged on the TikTok subreddit

Hey! I’ve been getting these strange ghost messages that have been rattling me a bit.
So there’s this guy I have blocked for being a bit of a creep, I have ONLY EVER messaged him on Instagram, no TikTok no text messages.
And recently I’ve had him blocked on both my personal Instagram and cosplay Instagram. (I have two TikTok’s and two instagrams cause I usually have one personal and one cosplay TikTok).

And so I’m asleep one day and then I wake up to a notification (let’s call him TikTokuser) “Tiktokuser reacted ❤️ to your message” and immediately I’m lost, I had no idea he had a TikTok and instantly blocked him on my cosplay TikTok.

Next day I wake up to the same notification? He’s been blocked, I’ve never messaged him on TikTok, and so I also blocked him on my personal TikTok just Incase that has anything to do with it.

Next day? 2 of the same notification, and today I got the same notification again and then along side one of my ex’s old coworker for some reason? What’s strange is that it’s choosing people I know and people who are connected to my ex but for one I don’t know how these people can be reacting to messages that never existed? Not to mention how they’re getting through if they’re blocked.

If anyone can give me theories or help it’d be much appreciated

I’ve blocked them, turned off contact and Facebook sync, cleared my cache I don’t know what more to do.

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