TikTok fitness influencer faces lawsuit over misleading followers l GMA
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- The state of Texas accused Brittany Dawn of not providing "personalized nutritional guidance and individualized fitness coaching" to those who bought fitness packages costing as much as $300.
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Most of these influencers don’t care about you, they’re just looking to get paid. And always love yourself
Exactly
Agreed on that statement
None care!
They are all narcissists
Not influencers. They’re clout seekers
"I jumped into an industry that had no instruction manual." -- There are literally hundreds, if not thousands of online and in-person courses to become a certified fitness instructor and/or nutritionist.
She is talking about ON LINE FITNESS COACHING! We’re talking 2015- 2020
I don't understand why so many people PAY for the advice of non-experts. I get that Brittany lost weight of her own before she became a fitness "guru" but just because you accomplished your own weight loss goals doesn't mean you're an expert, doesn't mean what worked for you will work for others and also doesn't mean the way you accomplished it was healthy or advisable to others. I get that going to actual dietitians or even bariatricians can be expensive, but why not save and then invest on EXPERT advice tailored to your individual needs rather than waste your money paying actual fraudulent fools for advice/programs and what not.
@Hank Lawton I'm thinking it's more a case of... a fool and his/her money are soon parted. I'm sorry but if you were offering to sell me a diet plan, my first question would be about your credentials.
@Hank Lawton That's depressing...
That's because what you just said would be too easy 🤷🏾♀️
Why not pay for a personal trainer instead of paying all that money to an online SO CALLED GURU. This shows that people only see the pretty face and not the educational purpose or lack there of.
They should have gotten my blessed books instead.
Jesus Christ loves you all. REPENT and believe the Gospel. Amen.
Since when did we start trusting/relying on “nobodies”, for matters of health and fitness? That’s right! Since people started to take them seriously enough to call them “influencers” and let them have a say in matters that only qualified individuals should have.
Whats next? “I’m worried about having cancer. Let me ask this cancer influencer, see what she thinks”. 🤦🏻♂️
“I’m worried about catching COVID so I’m gonna ask a podcaster to give me advice”.
Exactly!
most of these "fitness" girls are just skinny with a nice ass. they know nothing.
Since the 80's 👍
In the 80's then 90's there were a bunch of celebrities that did fitness DVD's, very common practice.
I agree. Like the term instagram models. You mean women who are using provocative photos to land a celebrity?
You know what, we need to stop taking someone’s advice or opinion as law. It’s crazy. Anyone can say anything and people take it as expertise.
But she wasn’t just giving advice and opinions. She was taking money and not fulfilling the product…for years. Until someone finally called enough attention to it
Cause people are literally stupid and will follow whatever anyone on social media says cause they think the influencers life is so amazing but it’s all fake 🤣 people reap what they sow
This comment🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯
If the person saying stuff is attractive then people will always believe them.
Well you can't control her believers or people who are dumb...
The fact that she could’ve made money legitimately vs choosing the lazy scamming way is mind boggling.
I am SO SICK AND TIRED of people dragging the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ into the gutter of their misdeeds and hypocrisy!!
I was just thinking this it is so exhausting!
It's a cash cow-start taxing it and it'll go away
Preach it!
Amen!!
You and me both. The Devil is trying so hard to tear that name down, so people don't believe in it.
If an evangelical tries to sell you something online, it’s a scam.
She's still doing it! Now she's selling Christian conferences and baptizing vulnerable women. She's now also a foster mom and putting those children on her channel. Anything for a buck. She's being sued by the Texas Attorney General.
She wasn’t an evangelical at the time. And she took full accountability and is happily paying back the money…so ya!
@@bacaworld7095 no she didn't lol she's just sorry she got caught
It was bizarre to see her pivot from a fitness scammer to now a Christian scammer. I hope people don’t buy into anything new she is selling
Was this the same girl that got busted a few years back for scamming people? So she is at it again?
I bought the big man package cost $1000 dollars and got no results.
@@travet1000 she never stopped. she didn't even own up to making a mistake with the fitness stuff
It's a way to make yourself look innocent, she can't fool anyone.. If she was really sorry she would have paid everyone back but now we're all past that. LOCK HER UP!
@@Mr_Banker222 She should’ve also stopped going online and continuing to do all that bc wth… Such exploitation ☠️ What a sicko.
"going into an industry that doesn't have an instruction manual"...
there are literally university degrees on nutrition, health and official certified courses when it comes to gaining PROPER knowledge on fitness and diet.
I worked in a gym for a couple of years and tiktok, Instagram coaching was a very big problem with customers having problems that we had to put right after. Always listen to professionals who live for fitness and not people who want followers.
What? You had to put right?
Well said , never really thought about it like that .
@@morenabonita8834
lol, right like What?
@@morenabonita8834 not hard to get what they meant. People follow fitness influencers, get hurt, and then they come to the gym and the trainers have to fix it
Some of the best fitness channels I’ve found on RUclips usually have few subscribers. Short to the point videos
She was in the headlines awhile back for this same issue… thought she’d learn from her mistakes, but here we are again 😂
It is the same issue. The complaint with the Texas AG has just been reviewed recently. (It takes them a while 😅)
Ok that makes sense. 😂 I was like “Again?!”. Thank you for clarifying!
Since 2014
She's now being a televangelist type scammer
@@chocolatecharley99 I totally agree!
Offering religious retreats? I bet those retreats weren't free. I'm a Christian and the only retreats I go on are ones where I can sit or walk in a quiet place and spend time with God. I don't need some so called "Influencer" to provide a retreat.
Exactly!! Thank you.
The last prices I saw shared on the internet were 650$ per person
@@goduxunike Totally insane! … Foolish Mortals…
@@goduxunike lol 😂 who is buying into this stuff?
@@GloryToTheHighest no idea, she has no credibility. Her christianism is so performative
She's been doing this long enough that the "uncharted territory" excuse is BS. She had unlimited resources to learn how to do it right.
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Not only that but the fitness industry and coaching others, online and in person, is NOTHING new.
Maybe uncharted territories for her because she was never a real trainer.
Anyone who knows this felt the blasphemy of her statement here.
2:02 so she started a business about nutrition, health, and fitness without having any professional education or credentials and instead of taking responsibility for her actions she’s trying to play it off as this is new territory?!? smh.
This! I'm a kinesiology major...trust me people have certs and degrees about health and nutrition
if she would have changed some of the words around, she wouldnt be in trouble. for example, she could have said she was a life coach
Yup, and now she's off to a new territory.
Crazy how she thinks that because its new territory to her, running a business, makes it okay and forgivable.. NO. If you decide to run a business and create services in exchange for money than you have a responsibility to provide said services. It’s a Transaction. If she just offered free services and free advice and had a disclaimer this all could’ve been avoided.
I said the same exact thing... She jumped into an industry that had no instruction manual? This means she does not have an accredited personal trainer certification. No accountability, just blame the fitness industry for not having an instruction manual.
Social media really is the wild west when it comes to business practices and especially in the areas of health, fitness and mental health. There are 'coaches' galore but you need to be very careful before you hand them any of your hard-earned money.
Jesus would be appalled by how many people are getting rich off of him
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She worships at the church of greed and plastic surgery.
@Cho Biden Jesus is real. You need to do some research.
Earning in the name of.
Jesus is where all the scammers go.. as soon as I hear the church this or that I run the other way
Finally!! Hold these scammers accountable 😒😒
Literally so many RUclipsrs and Instagram fitness “trainers” should be sued because a lot of them do this.
I don’t. The problem is… people turn to big accounts only. These accounts get paid to push products etc.
There are many of us who truly care, and have personal stories about our own health and wellness, which is why we are in this field.
I say, ask for their certification or lic. And proof of past work.
Be well! 🙏🏽
EXACTLY!
Exactly what I was saying.
its not just fitnedss...influencers in general
@@Trainfeastfast “trainers” has quotation marks for a reason because most of them are not actual trainers and even if they are... that still doesn’t mean it’s not bad to steal money from people and offer terrible advice. It’s terrible for people who are vulnerable such as teens and people who have never worked out or ate healthy in their life. If you don’t fit into that category then that’s great but a lot of people are not so kind and they shod be held accountable for their actions.
I wanted to buy one of her plans SO BAD! I remember seeing a before and after photo (started at 170ish down to 130ish, which was similar to what I was/wanted to be). After following her for awhile I looked more into her plans and watched her older RUclips videos.
I learned she did not go from 170 down to 130 in a healthy way! She ended up going from 170 to under weight (she had an eating disorder and was losing her hair and stuff) then to 130. After learning that I felt we wouldn’t be on the “same journey”. I wanted to learn to balance things and workouts to help me. In my opinion, her going from 170 to under weight to 130ish was a different, unhealthy path (meaning the eating disorder).
I also didn’t like she kept posting before and after photos but always failed to mention she had an eating disorder.
In my opinion, I feel like she lied to her following about her journey to sell more plans. (Like “look I went from over weight to a great weight by doing this”, when in reality she failed to mention the middle eating disorder time frame)
To be very clear I respect EVERYONE who overcomes an eating disorder, just feel she should have been upfront about it to everyone.
I tell ppl ask the time yes eating right helps but you can literally eat anything as long as your burning more than you eat ( 2 lose weight). Unless your genetics are different
well said! always speak to a nutritionist when it comes to losing weight!!! they will be able to take blood samples, see what deficiencies you’re in, what you’re lacking and can help you create a meal plan that’s suited for you!
The instruction manual is a certification ….that’s why personal trainers get certified …to avoid situations like this and protect themselves from liability and to simply know what they are doing
That's my girl! You're killing it!
Most influencers do exactly what she did/has done.
Being a true fitness and wellness expert- I hope all these frauds get caught.
You got this babe!
@@ScribblebytesWorldwide lmao, nice
as CPT for the last 15 years, I really hope so.
Lol when she couldn't scam people through fitness anymore she moved on to religion nice 🙄
Religion is lucrative
Religious people are gullible..
@@babyteano1977 u can’t generalize people from one person
@@jcm9497 actually I can because religious people are so trusting and forgiving...although some call themselves Christians in name only,..
And yet somehow people like that find love.
"I jumped into an industry that had no instruction manual..." umm...what? Did you need an instruction manual to tell you that if you offer a service, you need to follow through with providing that service? Is that fitness industry-specific?!
She sounds like a mess. It’s so misleading on so many fronts. Don’t misrepresent Jesus. He would not condone this behavior. Smh
Yeah its frustrating. He ain't happy with a lot of people right now I'm sure.
@@burgersbiblesaeh849 That's my girl! You're killing it!
@@burgersbiblesaeh849 you got this babe
I wish all would stop calling these TikTok and RUclipsrs influencers the only thing they want or care about influencing is their wallet.
She was in this exact same scandal like 6 years ago but via RUclips. I thought everyone knew this. I also thought she was cancelled a long time ago.
It's the same one these things take a long time.
And she says she’s Christian. NO SHAME ! ✌️✌️✌️
She’s only a Christian influencer because she got in hot water over her fitness business…. Now she’s a Christian influencer to stay relevant.
@Queen MOON no. They are new wave "christians"..that has nothing to do with following Christ. Steve wonder can see within five min of looking at her that she isnt a Christian
Meaning she isn’t one
She isn’t Christian
She is a scam artist. Another Joel Olsteen. The difference between the two, he has a television platform to scam people and a wall to hide the money he hid after telling the insurance company he was robbed. Give to animal shelters. You would be better off than giving money to grifters.
She also took out a PPP COVID relief business loan under her "fitness" business even though she quit doing that several years ago. Then soon after the loan was taken out she posted a video how she bought a house.
I didn’t feel like she was big enough that people would want to buy any nutrition plans from her. Idk how you can get customized 1:1 training online w/o meeting your trainer/nutritionist
It’s the next big scam. Online training is worthless.
Problem is only registered dietitians are actually LEGALLY allowed to give out diet/nutrition advice in most states because of their licenses/credentials yet the majority of people don’t know that
REPORTER: "...she didn't GET what she was promised..."
KELLY EVANS: "...I was just, ya' know...kind of DESPERATE...to do something, to feel GOOD about myself..."
Well, yea! That desperation will lead you to follow the devil to hell when he promises you that he's going to give you a drink of water. DESPERATION & GREED are the best 2 reasons to fail and become victims.
Her uneven tan was enough of a red flag for me to question what her certs were.
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Lol 😂
😂😂😂😂
I never trust the advice of an influencer online. She stated it was a new uncharted territory, she just chose not to properly learn that territory before trying to make money off of people.
Ok seriously, I’ve had enough. I know I’ll probably get hate for this but I feel it needs said. TikTok has got to go. Too many people are being manipulated and brainwashed by these so called “influencers.” Some people believe anything they hear and believe it’s a credible source. It’s so toxic and damaging. I’m very thankful I don’t have an apps other than RUclips. Too much toxicity and boredom. I’ve got a life to live. 🤷🏼♀️.
I agree with you especially how it affects young people negatively
Tt is garbage but itll be replaced...
I agree. It's like a brainwash cult. When it came out I saw folks just change. It's just something not right with it. I have no social media anymore. Got off 2 years ago and I'm so much healthier for it.
@@mrjamila88 I agree and its mind blowing that kids like 10 and 11 can make an account and be exposed to stuff it’s becoming too much
I agree when I decided to have kids if I have any bc this world is so awful they will not be allowed to have social media. The mental toll it takes on you is horrible
Brittney said there was no “instruction manual for being a health coach”. Brittney thinks she is a victim.
Don’t tell that to certified nutritionists and certified trainers.
They’re called RUclips influencers for a reason. They are influenced to motivate you (I guess), if they’re selling products they may try to influence you to purchase them (to make money) and then some however I just don’t buy into any of them as they’re just like you and I. Check their credentials and use what works for you. You really don’t know who these people are only what they try to push on to you through their channel.
it's not just that tho, this specific person, Brittany dawn has been coming up with multiple scams to trick people into buying overpriced things that they can get for much cheaper, and not fulfilling what her product was supposed to offer. first it was the fitness scam, then there were the fake eyelashes, then the "Christian retreat" it just never stops with her...
The main issue here is most states say you have a to be a registered dietitian to sell nutrition plans. As much as the industry is unregulated hopefully this will stop people from releasing these horrible eating plans to the public.
@@zurzakne-etra7069
I understand where you’re coming from which is my point…they are total strangers many of which don’t have a business background, marketing, etc and therefore some of them could be total scam artists which is why I don’t buy into any of them. I wouldn’t purchasing any of their products on-line period. Example: I follow a RUclips influencer that sells teas and I was interested in the teas just not purchasing from her due to following her everyday life, she’s busy all the time and this is her side hustle she probably wants to make full time. I read several comments of people who ordered her teas with complaints about not receiving them at the time she stated on her website. These influencers whether they’re scam artists or not get in over their heads and just can’t deliver. This is why I would never buy, give to their PO Boxes or anything from my pockets to theirs. They are regular folks like us. I don’t know them.
@@kgal1298
As we see, folks bypass regulations. It happens all the time. As consumers, we just need to do our due-diligence. The main issue is to first protect yourself from everyday folks like them period.
She’s tik tok, less links and needless commercials
As a personal trainer myself, just please please do your research on actual local personal trainers that are there for you. We don't go through all of the studying and stuff we do just for fun or followers. If somebody has thousands of followers and they're offering one on one coaching it's likely to be too good to be true. A lot of the junk that you see on TikTok and Instagram are very unnecessary and or dangerous, especially if you have some sort of physical issue that might prevent you from doing one of the moves they do. I'm tired of hearing stories about this from people that call themselves influencers. I'm not even licensed to give you a nutritional program. I have to send you to a nutritionist or a registered dietitian, that's out of my scope of practice so if people are offering meal plans and they don't have a certification that should be one of your biggest red flags right there.
As a dietitian, it’s refreshing to see a personal trainer acknowledge nutrition education is out of your scope of practice. I overhear so much nonsense at the gym.
She gotta scam her way into making those car payments for what I assume she drives to be a Range Rover
And obviously lots of spray tans and hair dye.
Oldest tricks in the book.
If you are stupid enough to be taken by an "influencer" then you have other issues.
Supergodly women is being sued for scamming,what a dynamic?
She is not a godly woman. She is a false follower. God will give her judgement when her time comes. As well as every other human on earth.
@@angelajensen4947 Lolz There’s no difference in your take on mythical religious ideas vs another. Just sayin
People who listen to influencers honestly kinda deserve what they get
I hope she loses because they will make an example out of other on social media who lie about their fitness.
Yeah, most influencers are not there to help you out. They really do not care about others.
I see the imbalance in her eyes. I wouldn't even to know about the scandal to know she isn't right 🤷🏽♀️.
Right. She looks plastic and her soul is ugly. I love how she’s “Christian” while scamming people.
💀💀💀💀 not the imbalance in her eyes
She looks scary! So artificial.
I’m glad influencers without any credentials are finally being held accountable. Please go to a registered dietitian for nutrition advice!
This is the second time I've heard this about her. I can't believe she got more people to buy into her scams
It's always better to do your research then to listen to some influencer🤔
For everyone who's looking for an influencer if you don't find it when you look in the mirror you never will you should be your own strength because the only person that could change you is yourself.
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Say it 👏👏👏
Say it again
Amen
Preach
Um, did ANYONE else catch the quote by "Channa Lloyd: News Contributor/Managing Partner, The Cochran Firm," when she said that social media was a "bludgeoning industry?!!" 😳I mean, I guess it can be social media can be kinda rough but it's definitely not "beating (someone) repeatedly with a heavy object." I think she meant to say, "burgeoning," as in "to grow or increase rapidly; flourishing." But the visual she invoked was HILARIOUS!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I came here to say the same thing! 😂
Also good to note the difference between real certs and ones made up by influencers.
Cassidy- You look like a Cheeto! 😂😂😂 that one killed me!
Good! I hope more influencers get sued for misleading and scamming others knowingly. Put these influencers out of business! Also, that woman is no Christian!
The worst thing about this is openly calling yourself a Christian and then doing this kind of stuff. Basic moral no no
This isn't the first time she's done this. They need to sue her for EVERYTHING she has!
If people fell for her tactics, they deserve to be lose that money.
Too many idiots these days.
I’m so glad that someone is doing something about these liars. Not everyone out there is doing it for the wrong reasons and scamming people. It’s important to maintain people accountable and do your research so you don’t fall prey to this stuff. All of us also have to take responsibility for who we follow as well.
It sounds as though she didn't have a one on one session with her clients. A zoom call/e-mail to discuss their personal goals, needs, health issues. Nor, was she aware that her clients had an eating disorder/recently given birth for that's an automatic decline and advised to seek a medical professional. Why would someone with an eating disorder seek fitness help? It just feeding into their eating disorder. Putting themselves at greater risk. Fitness is about leaning out, bulking, cycling. Their is no room for an eating disorder especially when refeeding syndrome can occur. High creatine levels and so forth.
Look at most of social media-so many influencers and so many of these self proclaimed therapists that just because they lived through the trauma like I did doesn’t make them a qualified therapists. But welcome to social media since that’s most of what it is.
it's sad when ppl are taking from others at their most vulnerable moment smh...hopefully every one will seek help from real professionals
I worked for a company that worked with healthy food bloggers and I remember a big problem was that a lot of them were giving nutrition advice without actually being certified nutritionists. So much of what they said was plain wrong
As a certified personal trainer for 15 years, working with all types of clientele with group fitness certifications and continuing education. Why would you use someone online and not go to your local gym and hire someone. That way you can speak to them face to face, they can show you how to work out and give you information and advice that you know you can look at their credentials. I feel like if you are foolish enough to fall for this, you're foolish enough to pay for what you get.
Moms with small kids for example, can’t really go into a place. Or people with disabilities or illness may not or cannot go into a place. Or a small town where there isn’t one. Many reasons. Covid.
Actually, there are lots of people who offer these services, who actually DO help you out with planning your workouts and teaching you how to eat right. Brittany just isn't one of them... She's a scam artist
I use an online trainer and he’s helped me tremendously. I feel healthier and stronger.
It just so happens that Brittany is an influencer and is seeking to scam people.
With that being said, an in person trainer is great too, as I’ve also had one in the past who also helped in differing ways from my online trainer.
Could be for convenience or cost too. Everyone doesn't have time to go to the gym. You can ask a trainer advice and talk to them face to face online.
Some of us are too shy to come out of our cave, we like online advice, lmao.
All of this information online, why pay when it’s FREE
What Brittney Dawn did isn't right, and it sounds like she should be prosecuted for fraud due to not delivering on services that were promised. However, there also needs to be some responsibility on the part of the consumer regarding the quality of the services. The woman interviewed and others like her were taking exercise and eating advice from some random "influencer" on social media. They didn't pay someone who claimed to be a certified personal trainer or a licensed nutritionist so to me they have agreed to assume the risk that goes along with consulting a random person for health advice. I mean she's a grown woman of seemingly average intelligence, she doesn't have any idea around how many calories a day she needs? She couldn't Google that shit and figure out the eating plan was unhealthy? Come on. Grow up and take some responsibility for yourself.
I agree.
I would agree if the woman was suing the influencer for damages. But this is the state prosecuting the influencer for fraud, and the woman was merely commenting as an interviewee. The consequences of her actions (not using her common sense) were the $300 she never got back -- she already reaped what she sowed!!
@@user-nt6fy2jr3u I know, that's why I said I agree she should be prosecuted for the fraud. I'm just anticipating that some of these people who took her bad advice will try to sue as well because that's what people do. People never take responsibility for their own actions.
@@user-nt6fy2jr3u If I read correctly, this is a result of a former customer actually filing a complaint with the Texas AG.. it wasn't something they chose to do on their own.
This is true. I watched hundreds of youtube videos ranging from veganism to keto, from calorie counting to intuitive eating, from fasting to 6 meals a day, from calorie restriction to excercise advocation, etc etc etc. You gotta research everything yourself!
FYI the easiest method is just don't buy snacks. If you don't buy you don't eat. Just eat three full meal a day.
Why follow any influencer? Why not start our own trends or find what works out for ourselves without spending 300$ on a person who don’t even knows or cares about us? SMH 🤦♀️
I never heard of her
Good I remember this scandal hopefully all online course scams are exposed soon.
The wheels of Justice grind slowly but when it does its so sweet 😋
This why it's important to get information from trusted sources, and not a random person on social media. Always vet the info and person, before signing up for anything. Scammers are gonna scam. It's way better to find a local certified nutritionist with a degree, and a gym as needed.
Good! The Kartrashians should be next.
Ugh that’s so great to hear , i mean these people have gone overboard with these fake advices and we all know there’s so many vulnerable people out there .
I hope more action is taken towards these people
What a good Christian woman.
How are you charging people for a product you don't deliver????
She is not Christian. Don’t label a wolf a sheep because it wears its wool.
How does she still even have followers this woman has been scamming for years. This is nothing new and every time she says she’s sorry and then goes right back to scamming and lying. She is no different than the ace family.
This is why I look stuff up and do it on my own. Can’t trust some of these people
The fact that so many people in this world will blindly follow someone blows my freaking mind. It's like no one thinks for themselves anymore. Don't blame the person who 'conned' you, blame your own ignorance. I never feel sorry for people in these situations. Think man...think!
I have seen so many influencer that scams fans and when you put them in the spot they right away reach the fans and give them what they pay for o what they promise to get only cause they got caught with the scams
Basic common sense when working out, balance food, exercise and get off social media to live life. Don't rely on influencers with no actual education to give tips.
Y’all keep listening to these people with no experience, certifications, licenses!!!
Didn’t they not bother checking her credentials before giving her their money? It’s really their fault
You can't blame the victims.
No, it’s her fault for being a liar.
It’s her fault for scamming them.
Exactly. People take responsibility for your damn actions. She didn't force anyone to buy her products or follow her. Smhhh
@@ihama99 I’ll be sure to blame your mommy if she were to ever fall for scams no matter your moms age.
No instruction manual?? Ever heard of an associates degree, bachelors, masters and PhD in exercise science. Or at a minimum a acsm personal training certification.
The idea that there were "no rules or regulations" to give fitness advise is STRAIGHT UP LIE! You need to be a registered dietician or a certified personal trainer! She is a scam artist plain and simple!
This is 90% of influencers. They have pre written mass text software they shoot out to their “clients”
I’m glad they haven’t let up, because I saw her pushing Jesus and I’m like what in the world
She probably didn’t have certifications on fitness and nutrition.
I really hope she faces some real consequences for ripping people off!!!
Smh....I can't believe people offer up their money so freely to strangers online.
If people decide to watch and make decisions off the social media (RUclips) that's on them. I hope she wins, not because follow her, but because people need to be more accountable for the choices they make. These are adults. This will set a bad precedent.
I agree with you, and i think she's horrendous. Lol
Yeah but if she scammed people out of money when promising a product that’s wrong! People shouldn’t be able to scan just because their are vulnerable people. She deserves punishment
Exactly!!!! People stay trying to runaway from being held accountable for the choices they make 🙄
There were actually a lot of young girls who had eating disorders that she was intentionally seeking out. I followed her for years. She had an eating disorder so she thought that made her qualified to coach people out of theirs. So she should be held accountable.
Precedent
immediately they showed her face i cackled
and why were they listening to her? She apparently has no qualifications whatsoever. So why? Also the lawsuit is from the State of Texas not individuals? The State of Texas has huge issues...and they are using resources to go after a tik toker. Not homelessness, or the power grid, or their foster care crisis, or a litany of other things.
BRUH she is the example of a 2000s stereotype of an it girl!
Please, instead of following influencers please listen to personal trainers and a dietitian/nutritionist. These influencers are only taking bits and pieces of information and compiling them to make a money. Get real help and results from those who are educated and training in these specialties who can truly customize plans for you based on your bodies needs!!!
Haha that’s what she gets.
That's the reason why they're called influencers and not professionals! It's your own fault for falling for someone's BS on tik tok!!
Scamming...definitely Christian belief 😂🤷🏾♂️
You went into an Industry that had no instruction manual?! How about AFAA, ACE, and so many other fitness/nutrition programs where you can get licensed to be a personal trainer, dietitian, coach and more! She just lazy and cheap! Didn’t want to fork over the money to get the proper education and licensing.
Can we sue news stations for lying as well
“At it girl! You go girl! You got this girl.” 😂 😂 💀
Okay if you're dumb enough to give your money to her I don't think she should be charged
Damn.. You know you fucked up when a STATE decides to sue you.
One size does not fit all. Everyone needs to do their own research-research-research that targets their own needs.
“I’m going to an industry with no instruction manual”
It’s called certifications and college degrees. There’s plenty for health and fitness.
Unfortunately the instructions they receive at school are not the best. My stepdad was congratulated for drinking a diet soda at his nutrition class at the hospital. He was there to learn about how to deal with his diabetes caused from being overweight. So the college educated, certified nutritionist said it was great to drink poison 👍🏻.