Texas 'fitness influencer' Brittany Dawn who 'ripped off thousands' now a ... trends now
A Texas 'fitness influencer' accused of ripping off thousands of women by selling them fake meal plans through TikTok and Instagram is now flogging spiritual retreats for $600 each - even as she prepares for a $1million civil trial.
Brittany Dawn Davis, 31, is accused of not only ripping the women off by selling what she called 'tailor-made' meal plans when they were in fact generic, but also of harming their mental and physical health with her advice.
She had branded herself as a fitness and health guru, claiming to her followers that she overcame an eating disorder to become a gym nut and that she could help them do the same.
Last year, after thousands of women complained that they hadn't received a plan or been ignored, Texas AG Ken Paxton launched a civil suit against Davis.
Brittany Dawn Davis, 31, has rebranded as a Christian influencer and foster mother
In 2018, Davis was known as a fitness influencer who scammed 'thousands' of women online. Her civil trial begins this week
That case begins today in Dallas County. While preparing for trial, Davis has rebranded to become a Christian influencer.
Now, she is selling retreats to other women for $600-a-pop.
Where there were once photos of her pumping iron are now bible verses and affirmations of gratitude for God.
She has also remarried and is now a foster parent, taking in young babies with her new husband.
Davis posts regularly about life's challenges on her social media pages, but she has not yet commented on the trial beginning today.
In his lawsuit, Paxton said she 'failed to provide the promised coaching and check-in, largely ignored consumer complaints or, if they did respond,
