Sister Wives star Meri Brown is clapping back at trolls who accused her of running a pyramid scheme in collaboration with the LuLaRoe. 

Interestingly, the controversy was triggered by Meri Brown, when she challenged her fans to hazard a guess about how she makes money. 

She took offense when one of her followers guessed she makes money through a pyramid scheme. Likewise, some teasingly answered “stripper” or bartender, but the one who answered Pyramid Scheme got under her skin.

Sister Wives: Meri Brown Clarifies Her Business Is Not A Pyramid Scheme 

Clapping back at the post, Meri wrote: “Fun fact, a pyramid scheme is when you pay money and you don’t get anything in return.”

“But with LuLaRoe you actually get something in return, and that’s called super cute clothes!”

 

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She went to address the answer again, with a room teeming with employees behind her. “So, the real answer as to what do I do for my businesses – I sell LuLaRoe.”

She went on to elaborate on her role in the company, which primarily involves having a lot of fun. “It’s lots of fun, and on weekends like this, I get to come and hang out with all my people.

“It’s a blast, and I love it, love it, love it.”

LuLaRoe – More Like LulaNo For Many

Not everyone loves LuLaRoe. In fact, many have expressed their dislike for the brand following an Amazon docuseries, LuLaRich. Notably, the docuseries gave fans a glimpse into the company and the people who work there.

In the doc, multiple past sale reps revealed that the company ruined them financially when they failed to sell merchandise. Moreover, these former sales reps suggested that they were forced to purchase, as per a report by The Sun.

To recall, Meri and fellow sister wife Christine Brown have been promoting LuLaRoe on Instagram for quite some time now. many fans blame them for the company’s success.

However, the duo isn’t mentioned in the doc. In a Reddit post, one Sister Wives viewer admitted that it is hard to sympathize with Meri and Christine after watching the LuLaRich documentary.

“They’re lying, scheming and taking advantage of other people. They’re awful,” one user wrote.

Another chimed in: “Meri just seems so desperate to belong to something and be someone, and that’s how LLR suckered her in.”

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