QueenBW
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Hi all (actually, is anyone out here?)
I looked here on Tattle, and even on Reddit and there doesn't seem an active, dedicated, place to discuss "Yoga Girl" aka Rachel Brathen. Which is odd considering she has 2 million followers on Instagram and is one of the OG Yoga Influencers. And also, she's kind of a mess.
There have been so many dramas in her life. So many.
Most recent ones?
- Stirred up a tit storm in Aruba, where she lived with her husband Dennis and her daughter Lea Luna (who has no privacy thanks to her mommy dearest), when she suggested that people should stop traveling to Aruba for tourism during the pandemic. Arubans got MAD at her, and she made a whole thing out of it, claiming to have been up all night for days out of concern people would go and do something to her/her house. THEN her husband traveled to Florida for an Ironman race, hardly a life or death situation, still in the middle of a pandemic. Hypocrite much?
- Her house in Aruba had mold, she made a whole drama about how she had felt it in her bones for months and had been sick as a dog for months (funny, sick but not sick enough not to travel a lot even in the pandemic). The house did have lots of mold, so they had to throw away most of their possessions. Sad, no doubt, but the way she handled it was the most privileged thing in the world. You'd think no one in the history of humanity had ever lost their home to nature.
- She used the mold and the Aruban drama to force her husband's hand and finally accomplish what she'd been planting the seeds for in ages: a move to Sweden. She framed it as a "return to her roots" and "being home."
- As another aspect of this "home" thing she keeps drumming up, she set up an online course that's going to cost somewhere around 2,000 USD around the idea of "HOME" and nature as our home.... this was of course entirely lifted off other people, especially indigenous activists. Does she, in any part of her website, acknowledge indigenous cultures and wisdom? Of course not.
So. Those are kind of the main points. Anyone out there care to join the discussion? I didn't even touch upon all the pseudo science she pushes out.
I used to like her. Isn't that how we all end up in Tattle? We used to like an influencer, until they showed their true colors.
I looked here on Tattle, and even on Reddit and there doesn't seem an active, dedicated, place to discuss "Yoga Girl" aka Rachel Brathen. Which is odd considering she has 2 million followers on Instagram and is one of the OG Yoga Influencers. And also, she's kind of a mess.
There have been so many dramas in her life. So many.
Most recent ones?
- Stirred up a tit storm in Aruba, where she lived with her husband Dennis and her daughter Lea Luna (who has no privacy thanks to her mommy dearest), when she suggested that people should stop traveling to Aruba for tourism during the pandemic. Arubans got MAD at her, and she made a whole thing out of it, claiming to have been up all night for days out of concern people would go and do something to her/her house. THEN her husband traveled to Florida for an Ironman race, hardly a life or death situation, still in the middle of a pandemic. Hypocrite much?
- Her house in Aruba had mold, she made a whole drama about how she had felt it in her bones for months and had been sick as a dog for months (funny, sick but not sick enough not to travel a lot even in the pandemic). The house did have lots of mold, so they had to throw away most of their possessions. Sad, no doubt, but the way she handled it was the most privileged thing in the world. You'd think no one in the history of humanity had ever lost their home to nature.
- She used the mold and the Aruban drama to force her husband's hand and finally accomplish what she'd been planting the seeds for in ages: a move to Sweden. She framed it as a "return to her roots" and "being home."
- As another aspect of this "home" thing she keeps drumming up, she set up an online course that's going to cost somewhere around 2,000 USD around the idea of "HOME" and nature as our home.... this was of course entirely lifted off other people, especially indigenous activists. Does she, in any part of her website, acknowledge indigenous cultures and wisdom? Of course not.
So. Those are kind of the main points. Anyone out there care to join the discussion? I didn't even touch upon all the pseudo science she pushes out.
I used to like her. Isn't that how we all end up in Tattle? We used to like an influencer, until they showed their true colors.