Cassidy McGill 'dropped by brands' after white powder photo scandal trends now
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Love Island Australia star Cassidy McGill has reportedly been dropped by a number of sponsors in the wake of her white powder photo scandal.
The influencer, 27, who last month accidentally uploaded a photo on Instagram of herself holding a plate with two lines of white powder on it, has been dumped by vitamin brand JS Health and British sex toy retailer Lovehoney, reports So Dramatic.
JS Health, which is owned by Double Bay socialite Jessica Sepel, published a now-deleted statement on Instagram saying it does 'not tolerate illicit behaviour' and will 'no longer be working with this individual'.
Love Island Australia star Cassidy McGill (pictured) has reportedly been dropped by a number of sponsors in the wake of her white powder photo scandal
A Lovehoney spokesperson said it had 'suspended future contracts' with McGill, who promoted the brand's advent calendar on Instagram just two months ago.
So Dramatic also claims a recent advertisement for Pure Tan featuring McGill has vanished from the brand's social media accounts.
Daily Mail Australia has contacted McGill for comment.
The influencer, 27, who last month accidentally uploaded this photo on Instagram of herself holding a plate with two lines of white powder on it, has been dumped by vitamin brand JS Health and
