Sister Wives star Meri Brown knows that the TLC series cannot feed her throughout her life. She has been taking steps to add more streams of income. The TLC star has been managing her Heritage Inn and Merchandise business for a long time. Meri Brown started focusing more on her professional life after her split with Kody Brown. She has been making ways to make her business more successful.
Fans have been praising the new business strategies that she has been using to increase revenue. The TLC star has also been teasing fans about her self-proclaimed passion project, Worthy Up for a few months. Finally, she has launched her new venture on social media. But it looks like the fans are skeptical about Meri’s intentions since she shared the subscription plans.
Sister Wives: Meri Brown Accused Of Overcharging Her Worthy Up Customers!
Meri Brown has started her new journey after launching her latest venture, Worthy Up. She likes sharing her words of wisdom with fans through her cryptic posts. The TLC star started likes talking more about self-growth and wellness journey. Hence, she decided to bring a new project to help others going through the same challenges.
Meri started a Facebook group to bring people together and support them in their journey to Self-discovery. But things went downhill after she shared her subscription packages on the website. The TLC star is charging hundreds of dollars from her customers to join her community. Meri’s introductory package costs $150 to allow the customers to join the Facebook group.
Meri also has a $300 package that includes an Autographed Mug, Hat, Journal, Sticky notes, and Pen. Moreover, the Sister Wives star had the largest membership, costing $600, which included a special gift from her. Unfortunately, Meri’s new business is quite expensive for the fans to access her wisdom, insights, and community support. She has been receiving criticism for overcharging her customers.
The TLC star’s business heavily focuses on improving her online image. So, the viewers think that Meri has been trying to cash in on her fame with her expensive packages. They feel that she has been tricking her followers into buying her membership plans. Well, Meri’s new business is not a scam. But her outrageous prices are making it difficult for the fans to believe that she was being honest with them.
Sister Wives: Is Meri Trying To Be Financially Stable With Her New Business?
Meri Brown’s new business, Worthy Up, has been making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Fans have been unhappy with her pricey membership plans. The Sister Wives star has come out of a very toxic marriage. She now looks happy and content with her life. Meri has been using smart strategies to become a successful businesswoman. However, her latest business princess suggests that she has been trying to become financially stable as quickly as possible.
The TLC star wasted a lot of years in her loveless marriage. Hence, Meri might want to make up for the years and want to earn as much as possible. Still, the fans think that she has been disrespecting them by not allowing them to connect with her. Keep coming back to TV Season & Spoilers to find out if Meri would reduce the subscription prices for her audience and other Sister Wives news.