Here’s Why People Think Jenelle Evans Lost Her Influencer Gig With A Parenting App
The rest of the caption went on to describe how the Peanut app helped connect moms with other women in their community who are “going through the same experiences.” Though the post seemed innocent, many online took offense that a parenting app would choose Jenelle Evans as a spokesperson of sorts given her track record.One such person, Diane van de Mortel, messaged the company directly with their concerns and.
Jenelle Evans herself has yet to acknowledge the supposed loss, though she did delete the post that caused so much ire directed her way. In the meantime, the former
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