Update: Since I wrote this post last Spring, new victims of the face cream scam have emerged. They include Barack and Michelle Obama, Victoria O'Steen, Jill Rhodes (wife of Sean Hannity), and Priscilla Chan (wife of Mark Zuckerberg). Even though these celebrities have substantial resources to fight back against the fraud that is being perpetrated in their names, they evidently couldn't prevent it from happening in the first place. Furthermore, it appears that putting a stop to it isn't easy. The face cream scammers are very slick indeed!
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Since April, a story has been circulating that Joanna Gaines of the HGTV hit show Fixer Upper is quitting the show and leaving her husband to go into the cosmetics business. On April 17th, she wrote a blog post titled Don’t Believe Everything You Read.
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Since April, a story has been circulating that Joanna Gaines of the HGTV hit show Fixer Upper is quitting the show and leaving her husband to go into the cosmetics business. On April 17th, she wrote a blog post titled Don’t Believe Everything You Read.
“Always remember: if
you’re reading big, exciting news about us, and we did not confirm it on our
official sites, then proceed with caution. We are so thankful for your support—we wouldn’t be here
without you! And just in case you were wondering, YES! We are currently filming
season 5 of the show. No! I am not getting into the business of facial
creams. And No! We are not expecting baby #5. And no worries,
believing some of these stories happens to the best of us. In summary,
don’t buy the facial cream, friends.” Joanna Gaines
