The Ingham family, YouTube influencers with 1.38 million subscribers, have faced significant backlash after posting a video featuring footage filmed at Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum without permission. The video, titled "A Weird Sombre Day for Mum & Isabelle," showed sensitive content including victims' shoes and prison bunks, breaching the museum's explicit filming policy that requires permission for any commercial use, including social media. Viewers reported the content as deeply disrespectful, and the museum has confirmed the breach and indicated it will take further action against the family for exploiting the Holocaust site for entertainment purposes.

Sarah Ingham, aged 40, and her 21-year-old daughter Isabelle visited the Polish memorial site and filmed despite Sarah's own statement in the video that "this is not a place for entertainment" but rather "a place for honour, reflection, and hope." The Yorkshire-based family, who now divide their time between Britain and Dubai, has a documented history of filming without proper permissions at various locations including theme parks and shopping centres. A former family associate claimed they prioritise views over propriety, and the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum spokesman stated the organisation will determine what consequences the family will face for violating the site's dignity and filming guidelines.