Coronavirus: Love Island’s Kelly Chase slammed as ‘con artist’ for using outbreak to launch training program
Kelly Chase's journey with Kenny Barnes on 'Love Is Blind' didn't end as expected. Fans on social media thought they'd say yes to each other at the altar but they went their separate ways, with Kelly turning down Kenny in a shocking twist.
However, the two seemed to have moved on from that episode. While Kenny is rumored to be dating someone, Kelly is more focused on pushing her influencer status as a health and empowerment coach.
Recently, she shared a post about how the COVID-19 outbreak has put a halt to business and has sent down a ripple across economies and to help people struck by the backlash, she will be holding a free training session designed to help people create income opportunities using the online space.
"During the training, I will teach you how to create a course/program with zero to minimal investment. This is a way you can help others all from the comfort of your own home. (Since we really can’t be anywhere else right now)," the reality TV star and fitness coach further added in her Instagram post.
Kelly seemed burdened by the fact that many were temporarily out of pay because small businesses and industries have had to shut down owing to the outbreak. But, the fans aren't buying it with some even trolling her for using the pandemic as a means to push her business and making personal gains out of the crisis situation.
Interestingly, Kelly only wants to reach out to people who are struggling to pay the bills but fans have taken it otherwise. Most are of the opinion that the free session she has on offer is nothing but multi-level marketing, wherein the company/brand employs a non-salaried workforce to sell products and each individual ends up making money via commission.
"Wow what garbage. like she was pretty horrible before, but I hate her even more now," a fan wrote on Reddit, while another shared: "Wow. That's just Sleazy Bitch 101. Yeah, let's all use the chaos and fear going on to try and screw people out of their money, especially when targeting probable low-income workers."
"What a f****n loser. This makes her 10x worse than Jessica. Can’t stand MLM con artists," another viewer expressed. "I heard it's a beachbody recruitment tactic to recruit new people and rope them in! She's a salesperson and will sell it to you to join her downline," a fan pointed out.