Police are investigating a new allegation made about Noah Beck‘s sister Haley Beck.
The Peoria Police Department in Arizona confirmed to Us Weekly on Friday, May 1, that they are “looking into” accusations about a possible inappropriate relationship between Haley, 27, and a second student.
Authorities also stated it’s based on a tip they received from a woman who is “basing it all off a TikTok.” For now, police say “it’s simply allegations” and they “haven’t confirmed anything.” They plan to meet with the tipster next week.
Us Weekly has reached out to Noah’s team for comment.
The developments come after Haley was fired from her teaching job in April after the Peoria Unified School District conducted an investigation, claiming that she groomed a minor student.
“After a review of the investigator’s findings, the decision maker found that Ms. Beck groomed a student,” a spokesperson for the school district said in a March 2026 statement. “[She had] a sexual relationship with that student and therefore [we] recommended her termination.”
Us also obtained an official report filed by the Peoria Police Department, which included numerous overtly sexual text messages allegedly exchanged between Haley and the unnamed student while she was still employed at Centennial High School.
A spokesperson for the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office told People on Wednesday, April 29, that Haley’s case was “still under review” after the Peoria Police Department resubmitted its recommendation of a single pandering charge.
Haley was a full-time educator at Centennial High School in Peoria, Arizona, before she was fired from the district. She was hired in 2020 after graduating from Northern Arizona University with a degree in secondary education, according to LinkedIn.
Although Haley has more than 20,000 followers on Instagram, her page is currently set to private. She has not publicly commented on her firing.
Us also confirmed in April that Noah and Haley’s mom, Amy Beck, was put on administrative leave from the Coyote Hills Elementary School in Peoria, Arizona.
The Peoria Unified School District confirmed to Us that a message was sent to the parents of students in Amy’s class. The letter explained that Amy’s leave came “out of an abundance of caution,” revealing that an investigation has been launched within the school district. The school noted that “this matter does not impact the safety of our students.”
Noah and his family have not publicly commented on any of the investigations or allegations.
If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, contact the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673). If you or someone you know is experiencing child abuse, call or text Child Help Hotline at 1-800-422-4453.
