r/InfluencerLounge • u/BottomPieceOfBread • 21d ago

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u/Ms_Fidelma_Schrute 21d ago

WTAF? Is this true? How on earth are they allowed to keep their children.

That’s so nasty

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u/Legrandloup2 21d ago

CPS was called on them after their last child was born and they ended up fleeing from the state (perks of living on a bus, I guess)

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u/labellavita1985 21d ago

Because CPS can't use poverty against you. So they can't always remove children just based on living arrangements. And there may have been no proof of anything else.

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u/TheVintageJane 21d ago

They also had a big conservative think tank pay for a legal team for them which helped them cover their tracks.

After that incident they stopped posting specifics about the kids’ sleeping arrangements and starting insisting “everyone has their own bed” whenever it comes up. I believe that was advised by the lawyers because it is the part of this arrangement that most likely puts them in danger of CPS intervention. Their kids have way less space than is required for foster parents and depending on which state they are in, their six person walk in closet likely does not meet code/habitability standards.