Something Navy CEO Matthew Scanlan is speaking out.
Rumors are swirling that the company’s founder, influencer Arielle Charnas’ husband, Brandon Charnas, has been embezzling funds from the clothing company.
The CEO issued a statement to WWD on Wednesday (December 7), as rumblings of a potential divorce also made their way around social media.
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Arielle Charnas is back online.
The 33-year-old blogger, who runs the blog Something Navy, returned to Instagram on Friday (April 25) after taking some time off after receiving some serious backlash.
“We missed you guys so much!! Thank you for letting me take time to reflect and be with my family,” Arielle wrote along with a photo of herself with daughters Ruby, 3, and Esme, 1. “It has opened my eyes in so many ways both personally and professionally and it is this growth that I am extremely grateful for. Can’t wait to reconnect with you all – love you guys. 🤍”
Earlier this month, Arielle was slammed online for not self-quarantining after testing positive for the virus. She was spotted out with one of her daughters in the Hamptons, shortly after revealing her diagnosis, instead of taking the advice of doctors to self-quarantine for two weeks.
After the backlash, Arielle posted a video where she said, “I just wanted to come on here and say I’m sorry. I never in a million years wanted to hurt anyone.”
Instagram influencer and Something Navy founder Arielle Charnas is tearfully apologizing to fans after receiving a lot of backlash for her response to testing positive for coronavirus.
The fashion and lifestyle blogger has been the subject of tons of criticism from people around the world ever since she shared a video of herself getting tested while sitting in her car in New York City.
Arielle tested positive for the virus on March 18 and within days, she was posting TikTok videos with her family and sharing photos from her home in the Hamptons. She was called out by people for her “privilege” and not self-quarantining for the 14 days after testing positive.
In an series of Instagram Stories posted on Thursday (April 2), Arielle tearfully said that she and her family are “not bad people” and that she “never in a million years wanted to hurt anyone.”
Arielle also wrote a long statement, which was posted to her Instagram account. You can read the full thing by scrolling throughout the slides.
“I am not writing this to make excuses and I am not searching for validation; I want to share the truth behind the story and above all else, express my sincerest remorse,” Arielle said. “I apologize to anyone that I unintentionally harmed in the course of my decision-making.”
“I completely acknowledge I made mistakes throughout this process,” she added. “I followed all of our doctor’s recommendations to a tee, which were also the recommendations put forth by the CDC.”
Arielle said that her family’s symptoms had improved by the time they traveled to the Hamptons and that everyone was without a fever for 72 hours.
“We have since taken every measure to ensure we [do] not and will not come into further contact, six feet apart or otherwise, with any other individual for the foreseeable future,” she said. “Based on the facts available to us right now, as well as throughout our experience in the last several weeks, I’m confident this was the right move to reduce potential spread.”
“Through all of this, I’ve learned that the reality of the career and life path I’ve chosen for myself comes with a powerful responsibility. In times of crisis, opening up about every aspect of your life is hard,” Arielle concluded. “We all make mistakes, including me, especially when a crisis such as this is developing so quickly. My family and I are truly sorry to those we have offended for not appearing to be taking this crisis gravely seriously, and we are committed to making informed, responsible decisions moving forward.”
Influencer Arielle Charnas has revealed she has Coronavirus.
“I realize that there are many individuals, both in New York City, and nationwide, who do not have the ability to receive immediate medical care at the first sign of sickness, and access to care is #1 priority in a time like this,” the 33-year-old, who runs the blog Something Navy, posted on her Instagram. “It is the responsibility of our government offices to ensure all Americans can access necessary tests and I acknowledge how lucky I am to have had that access.”
She then revealed she tested positive and her symptoms include chest pain, a low-grade fever, headache, sinus pressure, body aches, skin sensitivity, loss of appetite and diminished senses of taste and smell.
“Like many of you, this pandemic has me on heightened alert and I took what I viewed to be the quick precautions necessary to protect the health and safety of my family and now ultimately the people around me,” Arielle continued.
Her kids, Ruby, 3, and Esme, 1, haven’t shown any symptoms and her husband is “unwell and resting.” She said she will continue to quarantine and self-isolate.
If you aren’t familiar with Arielle Charnas, she recently got into a feud with a well-known celebrity.
Katie Holmes wears a chic tiger-striped coat while stepping out for the Amazon x Refinery29 Deck & Dazzled Holiday Pop-Up Shop in New York City on Wednesday night (December 4).
The 40-year-old actress joined Karlie Kloss, Olivia Palermo, Brad Goreski, Andi Dorfman, Arielle Charnas and many others in checking out the latest items from Amazon Fashion and Home for the holiday season.
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The Amazon x Refinery29 Holiday Pop-Up will be open to public starting Thursday, December 5th through Sunday, December 15th, and is open daily from 11am-9pm at 76 Greene Street.
The shop showcases unique, stylish gifts for everyone on your list from Amazon Fashion and Amazon Home and even better – can be delivered directly to you.
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Erin Foster and her sister Sara Foster enjoy a weekend getaway!
The 37-year-old writer and the 38-year-old Barely Famous actress attended the Saks by the Sea event, hosted by Saks Fifth Avenue and social networking community Bumble BFF, over the weekend at Hero Beach Club in Montauk, New York.
They were joined by New Amsterdam‘s Janet Montgomery, stylist Ashley Avignone, and designer Arielle Charnas.
With a focus on luxury and adventure, the event featured surf lessons, a happiness workout led by Happy Not Perfect founder Poppy Jamie, a starlit clambake and bonfire hosted by Bumble’s Heads of Creative Sara and Erin, a yoga session by Yoga Vida founder Hilaria Baldwin, and a beach clean-up with the Surfrider Foundation.
Guests also enjoyed in-room deep tissue and Swedish massages and a farm-to-table lunch with Black Iris founder Candice Miller and Saks Chief Merchant Tracy Margolies at Rosie’s Amagansett to celebrate Saks’ exclusive launch of the Black Iris Fall 2019 Collection. Guests had the opportunity to preview and pre-order the collection.
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Amanda Seyfried is apologizing to influencer Arielle Charnas after criticizing her bikini photo.
If you need some backstory, an unnamed friend of Amanda‘s took to Arielle‘s Instagram comments after she posted a photo of her fit body in a bikini after losing her baby weight.
“If you don’t acknowledge how your wealth made your workouts/body possible, you’re just perpetuating the patriarchal (totally unrealistic) notion that mothers should ‘bounce back’ after childbirth, an impossibility for anyone who can’t afford ample childcare (which is almost everyone in this country),” Amanda‘s friend wrote. Amanda supported the comment, but Arielle ended up blocking both of them.
Then, Amanda took to her own Instagram to continue making her point, writing, “If we’re ready to get paid for flaunting our lifestyle (and inspiring some in the meantime) we have to be open to the discussions surrounding what we’re promoting. If you know who you are- take a second to decide if what you’re throwing out there is worth it- in the big picture…INFLUENCE = POWER. And if you’re taking advantage of that – EMPOWER.”
Amanda received some backlash for her response, and posted an apology message to Arielle.
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