Influencers' Biggest Scandals: Revisiting James Charles, Shane Dawson & More Controversies
, 2. But then, eight days later, her social media showed that the whole crew—including her nanny—decamped to a place in the Hamptons. This despite the's urging that New Yorkers shelter in place.
Let's just say, it wasn't her best look. The comments on her Instagram page grew increasingly heated as she boasted about taking walks outdoors for "fresh air" and snuggled with her daughters rather than maintain any sense of social distance. When her husband cracked that apparently only "hot" people were getting the virus, emotions boiled over as Charnas more or less gave a master class on how not to behave in the middle of a crisis.
Nordstrom, who had been carrying Charnas' line, announced they wouldn't be renewing the contract that had expired in 2019. In response, Charnas, now expecting her third child, pivoted to a direct-to-consumer relaunch in July, explaining, "I wanted more control," and is now back to posting about her favorite Shopbop picks andin July, "People wanted me to be more sensitive about what was going on in the world, and I should have been.
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