Brittany Dawn’s husband is Jordan Nelson who is an ex-police as per her. The social media influencer is in a trouble with her health advice.
Brittany Dawn is 30 years old social media influencer. She has a huge number of followers on her Instagram page. However, she is in controversy at the moment.
The state of Texas is suing her for misleading her clients with eating disorders, charging shipping fees for digital products, and scamming customers with her nutrition plan.
Is Brittany Dawn Husband Jordan Nelson In Police?
Brittany Dawn is married to her husband Jordan Nelson, who is Ex-police as per her. He came into highlight after Brittany create a sin over him shooting her dog.
Netizens were enraged by everything that unfolded at the time of Brodie’s death, Brittany’s pet dog. There were messages flooded on social media against Jordan.
Her spouse is a former Kansas City police officer. However, he no longer works for the city’s police department. Both of them got married to each other for the second time.
Brittany often posts their photos on her Instagram page. There were updates regarding their wedding on her Instagram. In one of her posts, she mentioned her partner as “my protector,” “my best friend,” and “the father of our future kids.”
Brittany is 30 years old, and Jordan is 36 years of age. The influencer’s first husband was Zach Greisen. She got married to him on 16th April 2016 in Celina, Texas.
Brittany Dawn, Fitness Influencer Sued And Facing A Lawsuit
The state of Texas is suing fitness influencer Brittany Dawn, for she gave people with eating disorders bad health advice. It is highlighted that she falsely claimed specialist knowledge.
Her false claim of helping people with eating disorders, the suit alleges. The YouTuber also offered generic plans and advice on “personalized” plan cousin up to $300.
She is active on social media platforms. Her Instagram page got 464K followers as of February 2022, which is under the username @realbrittanydawn.
Know Brittany Dawn Eating Disorder Advice
Brittany Dawn has her YouTube channel under her real name. She has 247K subscribers, and she has been advising people on fitness and eating disorders.
She has been advising clients with eating disorders to lose even more weight through low-calories diets and selling phony ‘personalized” nutrition plans.
Around 14 of her former customers with eating disorders said that they turned to her to help recover but were instead given low-calorie diets that were inappropriate.