Jen Hatmaker
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Anonymous
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/These aren’t healthy people. Physically. Spiritually. Or emotionally.
They are in fact the people least capable of telling others how to live./ Well said, PP! This has been my personal experience with a former colleague now author/expert/speaker. Toxic relationships, untreated mental illness, family dysfunction all abound but here they are with daily affirmations and lectures and insights. I’ll take my advice from a licensed professional, thank you. |
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I didn’t know that about Dave Hollis. So so sad.
The cognitive dissonance of selling health and wellness as a personal lifestyle brand while simultaneously secretly doing hard drugs is pure self deceit and corruption. The hustle culture fake it to you make it get, look at me! social media influencer industry is so toxic and gross and corrosive. Jen, please, for your own health and wellness, give all this up and move on. Get off the socials, stop shilling, privately regroup with your dearest true friends and family, and reassess everything. You don’t want to be a slave to this craziness. No one will judge you if you do. In fact we will celebrate it. |
Anonymous
| I hope that more folks can now see the grift these people are shilling. The people around DH said he had "heart problems" when they knew dang well he was an addict and that he overdosed. Gotta protect that GRIFT and keep it going! |
Anonymous
| If that's the case, then Dave Hollis certainly didn't pass "peacefully, surrounded by family and friends" like they previously reported. |
Anonymous
All of his circle of "influencers" were very quick to put this out there, and Heidi Powell even acted like the grieving girlfriend, when they had broken up LAST NOVEMBER. Now none of them have anything to say about this, except for his former neighbor/friend. She referenced him struggling for the past 3 years. Of course, then Heidi does her typical plethora of IG slides saying virtually nothing and seeming to want to distance herself from all of it. Their fangirls (sorry, what else do you call them?) are in total denial for both Heidi and Dave. You can't tell me that when he was found that Sunday morning that there wasn't stuff lying around that hinted at this. So they wanted a different story out there. How dumb were they not realizing the autopsy report would eventually see the light of day. In it, they noted prolonged use or something around those lines. And where is Jen to at least put out a statement about seeking help for substance abuse? Crickets. I know they aren't obligated to say anything, but they sure felt like it was ok to use his death for content after he passed. Same goes for the gross Mel Robbins. |
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| It definitely makes you wonder how much of his entire life was nothing but a lie. Maybe Disney fired him and he didn't voluntarily leave. Due to his years of service and the money he made for them, they just did a polite, "We'll let you say you're leaving on your own". Maybe his drug use was why him and Rachel divorced. I do find it telling that when he died, Heidi made it seem like they were still together, so she could post some content of his death and her grief. Now that the truth has been revealed about his death, she's very quick to say they were broken up. So not even now can anyone just be honest. The Hatmakers, the Mel Robbins, the Rachel Hollises, the Heidi Powells — all frauds who live a big fat lie while they make money selling their nonsense to people who believe them. |
Anonymous
| Tina coming in trolling us hard with that Barbie necklace! Hilarious! Brandon and Jen are annoying, but I'm kind of impressed with Tina. She just seems to roll with it. |
Anonymous
| How do we even know DH's death was actually "accidental"? All of these people say one thing and do something totally different. |
Anonymous
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Jen, look for an off ramp from all of this.
You don't need it. Your kids don't need it. No one needs it. It was too late for Dave. Life isn't meant to be lived this way. You know this is true. |
Anonymous
They never said that. The reports have consistently said he was found dead home alone. |
Anonymous
Agreed. I thought suicide immediately. Anyone watching Dave at the end could tell he was on drugs. I sure could. He seemed miserable. |
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On April 17th, she posted with a picture of Cinnamon Toast Crunch coffee creamer, “Guys, is this a cry for help? I bought this along with organic produce with no cognitive dissonance. Am I okay?”
Immediately, it reminded me of a post about Brandon using dish soap on a cast iron skillet, or something like that, and she posted asking something like, “is my marriage over - are we going to make it” then sure enough, no they did not make it. She thinks she’s joking. She is not okay. She knows and she thinks she’s being cute and clever in hiding it. |
Anonymous
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Found it, December 8, 2018:
“So Brandon Hatmaker filled my cast iron skillet with water and left it in the sink. Is our marriage worth trying to save y/n“ |
Anonymous
I'm not excusing Brandon from the stuff that he did that contributed to the demise of their marriage. But the crap like this that she constantly posted was so disrespectful. |
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Jen constantly posted about how Brandon always went above and beyond for her and the kids while she did nothing/bare minimum but that’s okay because it suited their “personalities”.
Now Brandon is married to someone who seems to worship the ground he walks on while Jen is with someone who’s squeezing her for all she’s got while doing the bare minimum for her. Don’t get me wrong. I think Brandon is a total douchebag who would love to be as famous as Jen but it’s interesting to see how quickly they both moved on and with whom. |