The influencer faced major backlash – and, according to her, death threats – after doing THIS (via toofab)
Fashion and lifestyle influencer Arienne Charnas -- the woman behind the Something Navy brand -- is apologizing for her and her family's actions following her positiveThe social media star faced heavy criticism after she documented on TikTok how her husband, two daughters and nanny went to the Hamptons days after she revealed she tested positive, instead of staying in self-isolation in New York City.
"I just wanted to come on here and say I'm sorry. I never in a million years wanted to hurt anyone and we're not bad people," she began. "I'm sorry for anyone that I've offended or hurt over the last couples of weeks, we're just trying to navigate through this difficult time." That was only the beginning of her apology though, as she also posted a lengthy statement on Instagram. Per her account, she said every decision her family made was made with the guidance of medical professionals. She claimed her family was in quarantine for a full two weeks from when their symptoms first started before going to the Hamptons.
As for why they left for the Hamptons, Charnas said they felt "it would be safer for us to resume our lives while continuing to quarantine" there. She claimed they made no stops on their drive from the city and informed the one family on their block of their situation before they got there.
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