Two teachers — including the older sister of “Baywatch” star Noah Beck — are accused of sexual misconduct with the same teenage student at their Arizona high school, according to officials.
The actor’s 27-year-old sister Haley Beck has now been fired over previously revealed accusations that she groomed and then had sex with the student — even paying him in what she allegedly admitted in messages “felt like straight prostitution,” according to KBTX .
Another teacher at the same school, Angela Burlaka, 47, has also resigned from her job of 25 years after she allegedly sent the same boy a video of her saying his name while naked, according to a nearly 200-page police report obtained by the outlet.
Beck, who has thousands of followers on TikTok, appeared to be aware of the other teacher — once allegedly writing to the boy that she didn’t “like being compared to Mrs. B” because she’s much older.
Both could face criminal charges after police resubmitted the case to prosecutors on Thursday. It was not immediately clear how old the boy was but he appeared to be when he was a sophomore and junior.
“This was not a relationship,” Jessica Nicely, a child abuse prevention specialist, told the outlet of the rush to dismiss the harm on male victims. “He was a child, and this was child abuse and child rape,” she said of the allegations.
“I feel like when the perpetrator is a woman and the victim’s a boy, people make jokes,” she said. “It’s not funny. It’s not an achievement. He’s a victim. That is not a relationship they were having. That is rape.”
Rumors of the relationship were whispered in the halls of Centennial High School in Peoria for months before both teachers were placed on leave in August, according to a nearly 200-page police report obtained by the outlet.
Burlaka allegedly recorded videos of herself naked saying the unidentified students’ name. The boy’s grandmother found one of the videos on his phone and reported it to authorities in July.
Claims that Beck, who was hired in 2020, was having sex with the same student surfaced shortly afterwards.
The student’s victim’s mother admitted to police that she knew her son was “having sex with a teacher named ‘Haley Beck,'” according to the police report.
Beck began grooming the teen in December 2024 during his sophomore and junior years when she was his psychology teacher, according an internal investigation conducted by the district.
She allegedly did his homework, inflated his grades and gave him special treatment in class. Beck let the student use her car, bought him gifts — including booze and drugs — and paid him more than $600, according to the police document.
She called herself his “sugar momma,” admitting in one of the thousands of text messages exchanged with the student that the relationship “felt like straight prostitution,” investigators said.
Beck did not like being compared to Burlaka — who she appeared to acknowledge knowing was also involved with the student, according to text messages.
“…Even though our situation is still not right at least we are closer in age,” Beck wrote to the student. “I don’t like being compared to Mrs. B.”
In a handwritten note to the student found during a police search of her apartment, Beck allegedly wrote “for this ‘relationship’ being extremely wrong, I feel like we have really made the most out of it.”
“There is truly no other student (I know, so wrong) that I’d want to do all this with,” she added, according to authorities.
The boy and his family did not cooperate in the investigation, believing it could interfere with college athletic scholarships.
Both teachers were placed on leave in August 2025. Burlaka later voluntarily surrendered her Arizona teaching certificates. Beck did not, and last week the Peoria Unified School District Governing Board unanimously voted to fire her.
The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office initially sent the cases back to law enforcement for additional investigation.
No arrests have been made, but detectives believe there is enough evidence to bring charges. The investigation is still ongoing and there could be more victims, police said.
