This A- list celebrity all of you know used their animals as a prop and now uses their child(ren) as a prop.
Literally the only time this celebrity spends alone with their child(ren) is when there is a photo op.
Myka Stauffer
Parenting YouTuber and lifestyle influencer
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Kate Hudson Confirms YouTube Mom Who Dissolved Adoption Was ‘Terminated’ by Fabletics
Multiple companies have responded on social media regarding their plans on whether to partner with Myka Stauffer going forward following her announcement that she had placed her son Huxley with a new family.
After Myka and husband James’ emotional video on Tuesday — in which they revealed they had dissolved the adoption of their 4½-year-old little boy after adopting him in October 2017 in part due to his “medical needs” — people flocked to the social media comments of various companies the mother of four previously posted ads for to her Instagram account.
Among these businesses are Playtex Baby, who responded in several comments, “Her last Instagram post for Playtex Baby was back in February. We are not partnering with her moving forward.”
Additional companies like Chili’s, Danimals, Big Lots and Suave have responded in similar ways based on partnerships Myka, 32, has had with them in the past, while other brands she has tagged in posts (e.g., O-Cedar, Kynd Community) have clarified that they are not affiliated with her.
“We last partnered with Myka in Fall 2019 as a limited engagement,” Suave said in a comment. Danimals wrote in one post’s caption, “We have previously worked with Myka Stauffer and are no longer working with her. We are aware of the news she shared about her family, and are very sad to hear about this difficult situation.”
Although Kiwi Botanicals did not address the controversy directly, they captioned a Wednesday post, “Kiwi fans: Thank you for the messages and DM’s. We are proud to work with #kiwipatners that tell real stories that we all can relate with. We will always move as quickly as possible to act on your concerns and to use our voice for good.”
Both Fabletics and Mattel/Barbie, which Myka had made sponsored posts for within the past year, have also said they are no longer working with her. – Source
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