The owner of high-end clothing brand Nine Lamarca is regretting a now-deleted video targeting Ari Fletcher. Bre Twiggs recently joined TikTok in an attempt to attract influencers through a promotional post. The business owner claims she paid Ari “thousands” for a “rich kid” style post featuring Ari Yosohn Santana’s young son. Instead, Bre said that Ari sent her a “hot” photo.
Hours after several blogs shared the clip, Ari responded to Bre, saying an attorney would be in touch about hurtful claims. Not long after, Bre returned to his words in a long post sorry.
Bre wrote: “First I would like to apologize to Ari and Yosohn, as my statement has made, I do not think as an owner but also as a consumer will see these images. “Secondly, I want to apologize to my supporters. Knowing where I started and being in this light is not only a disappointment for all of you but also for myself and Ninelamarca.”
Business owner insists Ari doesn’t take care of his son: “Round around his mouth because you don’t moisturize him”
It’s unclear when Bre released the video trying to get Ari out. However, she retweeted the photos of Yosohn on her Facebook page on July 3 with the caption, “Yosohn wears our Diamond N’ The Ruff set. ”
However, in the clip, she’s gone In about Yosohn’s appearance in a paid promotional post. She accentuated his appearance, including his hair and skin. Bre also talks about items in the background of the photo, including a Spider-Man toy.
“You sat here and charged me – I paid thousands of dollars for this collaboration with inventory and everything that came with it – and this is what you gave me,” Bre says in the video. “The hair isn’t done yet. Looks like you just said ok, get his hair wet. Loop around your mouth because you’re not moisturizing it. You didn’t moisturize it. You didn’t put lotion on it. Bre added, “That picture is a** hot mess and you don’t see Ari posted looking like that but this is how you post your son with a paid collaboration photo.”
After the video was shot, Bre took to her business Instagram account to clear up her criticisms. First, she said she “Don’t talk about [nobody’s] kid” but instead of “Talking about what I get for the $$ I put in.” Bre then mentioned motherhood and said she waited two months to “receive the services” she paid for.
“I feel like I’m being treated less & don’t matter. Please don’t take my words [context] & makes it more than what it was. I apologize if this message was misinterpreted, but I put a lot into my brand and I take my brand very seriously and I will let others do the same,” Bre wrote on Instagram story.
Ari says she will contact her attorney regarding Bre .’s comments
People online predicted Ari’s reaction after Bre’s comment gained attention online. Although Ari is known to regularly research people’s financial status online, she chose a different route to address Bre. In a series of videos, Ari said she feels “hurt” about Bre’s comments, and an attorney has now stepped in.
“It really, really hurt my feelings. We are very upset about that. We were in a lot of pain,” Ari said calmly. “It’s like I don’t understand how you can talk about a kid like that, especially going public online and comparing kids and saying all these bad things.”
In the deleted video, Bre used a photo of Lil Baby’s eldest son to compare the final product she received from Ari’s team – that’s the comparison Ari referenced in her answer. me. However, Ari also said Bre did not spend thousands of dollars and that the promotion was a one-time deal, not a partnership.
“It’s really, really disgusting what you’ve said. And we are very, very heartbroken about those comments. They really annoy us,” said Ari. “My lawyer is at work and he will contact you soon.”
Bre Twiggs said she is talking about her feelings and hopes to move forward “in a professional manner”
The business owner provided more context about her deleted video in her apology. She admitted that her apology was “not rectified [her] but she is willing to accept the consequences. Bre says there’s no excuse, but she points out what does “in the eyes of the buyer, not the owner”.
“For my future business, I will articulate my expectations so that I don’t feel the need to act or express my feelings,” Bre said. “As a mother, I can definitely see that saying something I’ve done would upset Ari and I’m deeply sorry.”
Bre says she is praying that her speaking out doesn’t give her a “negative light”. She also pledged to work in the “most professional way from now on”.
But hours later, she released direct messages to Ari’s mother, Erin Fletcher, on July 4 about the outfit. Keep in mind that Bre allegedly promoted photos of Yosohn on her Facebook profile on July 3. She even defended him in the comments when someone said he had throw a Spider-Man toy, write “leave my nephew alone” with smiley emoticons.
Check out Bre’s complete apology below:
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