A lawsuit against the Irish content creator behind the incredibly popular Sylvanian Drama social accounts has been dropped.
The brains behind the tongue-in-cheek account, Thea von Engelbrechten, whose TikTok and Instagram has 2.5m and 1m followers respectively, stopped posting in December 2024 which led to fans questioning where she had gone.
In April of this year, Epoch, the Japanese company behind Sylvanian Families, filed a lawsuit in New York alleging "copyright infringement" and "irreparable injury" to its reputation.
However, they have now dropped the case.
The creator first found viral fame during the Covid-19 pandemic, using the dolls to create soap opera-style scenarios - such as murders and affairs.
