A high school student's college offer has reportedly been rescinded after she posted a racist TikTok video.

Footage of the shocking video was posted to Twitter by another student at the school who captioned it: "Okay I know this probably isn’t going to get a lot of views but I just thought I'd show everyone how racist the kids at my school are. The girl's name is Stephanie Freeman and she's a senior at Carrollton High School."

In the video, the white couple can be seen entering the bathroom, before proceeding to show the "recipe to make n*****s" in the 50-second clip.

It begins with the N-word placed in the sink. The pair then add the most offensive of ingredients including "black" and "don't have a dad".

Then, they pick up a cup of the ingredient "make good choices", which is empty, prompting Stephanie to say, "There's nothing there."

The video ends with the pair adding "Go to jail", prompting them to put so much water into their parody cooking show that they eventually turn on the tap.

For obvious reasons, the video was rightfully removed from TikTok, but this wasn't before people had a chance to share it far and wide, and slam Stephanie and her boyfriend for their behavior.

Per Distractify, the video platform said of the video: "We are committed to promoting a safe and positive app environment for our community... we do not permit hate speech. The behavior in question is a violation of our guidelines, and we remove any such reported content."

When the pair's school eventually got wind of the video, they were reportedly expelled.

Stephanie subsequently released an apology on her Instagram.

She wrote: "I want to apologize for the abhorrent video I posted. I know in my heart how wrong it was. My BF is racist and he slowly normalized his racism on me. I believe blacks are human too, made in the image of Christ. I have disappointed God and I want to apologize."

As part of her apology, she asked people not to contact her college of choice about the video.

She wrote: "Please don't contact my college, it's my future and one mistake should not ruin a life. Also please stop with the death threats, again I apologize. Sincerely, Steph."

After this Instagram story was posted, Stephanie posted to Instagram to reveal that she had reportedly lost her place at college as a result of the original TikTok video.

Stephanie's response to this, which once again contained racist language, was reshared on Twitter by another user, who captioned the tweet: "Showing her true colors now that she got caught."

Then, in response to this tweet, another user alleged that Stephanie had got coronavirus.

A high school student's college offer has reportedly been rescinded after she posted a racist TikTok video.

Footage of the shocking video was posted to Twitter by another student at the school who captioned it: "Okay I know this probably isn’t going to get a lot of views but I just thought I'd show everyone how racist the kids at my school are. The girl's name is Stephanie Freeman and she's a senior at Carrollton High School."

In the video, the white couple can be seen entering the bathroom, before proceeding to show the "recipe to make n*****s" in the 50-second clip.

It begins with the N-word placed in the sink. The pair then add the most offensive of ingredients including "black" and "don't have a dad".

Then, they pick up a cup of the ingredient "make good choices", which is empty, prompting Stephanie to say, "There's nothing there."

The video ends with the pair adding "Go to jail", prompting them to put so much water into their parody cooking show that they eventually turn on the tap.

For obvious reasons, the video was rightfully removed from TikTok, but this wasn't before people had a chance to share it far and wide, and slam Stephanie and her boyfriend for their behavior.

Per Distractify, the video platform said of the video: "We are committed to promoting a safe and positive app environment for our community... we do not permit hate speech. The behavior in question is a violation of our guidelines, and we remove any such reported content."

When the pair's school eventually got wind of the video, they were reportedly expelled.

Stephanie subsequently released an apology on her Instagram.

She wrote: "I want to apologize for the abhorrent video I posted. I know in my heart how wrong it was. My BF is racist and he slowly normalized his racism on me. I believe blacks are human too, made in the image of Christ. I have disappointed God and I want to apologize."

As part of her apology, she asked people not to contact her college of choice about the video.

She wrote: "Please don't contact my college, it's my future and one mistake should not ruin a life. Also please stop with the death threats, again I apologize. Sincerely, Steph."

After this Instagram story was posted, Stephanie posted to Instagram to reveal that she had reportedly lost her place at college as a result of the original TikTok video.

Stephanie's response to this, which once again contained racist language, was reshared on Twitter by another user, who captioned the tweet: "Showing her true colors now that she got caught."

Then, in response to this tweet, another user alleged that Stephanie had got coronavirus.