Janelle Brown may be under fire for her association with a pyramid scheme today.
But so does Janelle Brown at fire when explaining his role in this organization.
The veteran Sister Wives star, as we’ve documented in the past, works as a salesperson for Plexus Worldwide, a diet and supplement company that claims its products can help with weight loss.
However, many critics have concerns about the way this business is run.
That worry aside, but we can now confirm that Janelle excels in this position.
A new report from Plexus reveals that Christine Brown and Janelle Brown both ranked in the “Top VIP Customer Signups” and “Top Business Building Bonuses” in early March…
According to Plexus, this means Janelle is at the “top of leadership” at the company.
Related, Christine, made to second-the highest leadership rank, called “Sapphire Brand Ambassador.”
Janelle has long praised the weight loss company, allegedly helping to “get rid of the sugar monster, reduce brain fog, reduce inflammation, and lose weight, gain energy and more!”
He often shares this kind of message on his various social media accounts.
Late last week, he even took to Instagram to show fans his hotel room while attending the three-day Plexus leadership conference.
“I’ve never smelled orange blossom! There are trees throughout the resort property. It smells like heaven! Who knows?!”
Plexus’ official website states that it is “at the cutting edge of health science, with a wide range of products focused on every aspect of your health and well-being.”
It is said to help rid the body of “the bad stuff” and “pave the way for better digestive health.”
Heck, “Plexus products work,” the website insists, adding that the items are “of the highest quality non-GMO, 100% vegetarian, and gluten-free, where possible.”
Sounds totally awesome, doesn’t it?
Keep scrolling the official website further, and the shady multi-level marketing plan is mostly spelled out for you to see, as it tells potential salespeople:
Introduce the people you love to the products you love—because really, the products are great for you. Change people’s lives with great products, and change yours with opportunities to increase your income, earn incredible rewards, and find personal fulfillment.
love it. Show. Become an Ambassador.
In my opinion, it’s like a multi-level marketing company.
This seems important (and troubling) because Meri Brown has also been accused of shilling for an equally shady operation, LuLaRoe.
The TLC personality denied the allegations, clapping back last May:
“The fun fact is, a pyramid scheme is when you pay money and you get nothing,” Brown replied.
“But with LuLaRoe you get something in return, and that’s called super cute clothes!
“I am grateful to have a company like this to join, a company overflowing with women and men who lift each other up, a company that wants to see me succeed, a company that prays for each of us every day. a company of integrity.”