Nikita Dragun, Tessa Brooks and Erika Costell hit the runway in boohoo‘s first ever fashion show during Miami Swim Week Paraiso Miami Beach held at The Villa Casa Casuarina on Saturday night (July 10) in Miami Beach, Fla.
The social stars were joined in the fashion show by Charly Jordan, Olivia Ponton, Ayla Woodruff and Hunter Rowland.
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Hunter Rowland and his younger brother Brandon Rowland are opening up about the domestic abuse they have suffered at the hands of their mom.
The social influencers shared an emotional video with fans on YouTube on Friday (November 29).
“This is a big part of who we are and we’re happy that we can finally show you guys the truth behind everything..” they captioned it.
“Nov. 29th feel like no ones ever really known a thing about me,” Hunter added on Instagram. “Now you’ll understand who we are. love, H.”
Brandon wrote on his Instagram as well: “Nov. 29th … Everything changes, we’ve been hiding so much of who we are for so long.. this is the end of a chapter. We are ready for change. ♥️ – B.”
The video, which includes a trigger warning for some of the clips, also features commentary from their manager.
Hunter Rowland and Brandon Rowland announced their emancipation from their mom earlier this year.
Supergirl‘s Melissa Benoist also recently revealed that she is a survivor of domestic violence. Watch her video here.
The National Domestic Violence Hotline can help victims and survivors of domestic violence. If you or someone you know needs help, please call 1-800-799-7233.
It’s official – Hunter and Brandon Rowland are officially emancipated from their mom.
The two brothers, who’ve made a name for themselves as social media influencers, opened up about the situation to their fans on Instagram.
“Today’s one of the biggest days of my life,” Hunter wrote. “Emancipation is a legal process in which a child (minor) becomes legally an adult before they’re 18. We can sign our own contracts, travel internationally, pay our own bills, get our own health insurance, etc. The list goes on and on.. and for the last three years we have been fighting our only parent (our mom) for custody of ourselves.”
He continues, “I was kicked out of my home when I was 16 years old.. my mom left me to feed & shelter myself for so long. I’ve never said anything about it because of so many reasons. We will release a video this week explaining everything. Proud of you brother♥️”
Check out Brandon‘s Instagram below, too!
Congrats to both Hunter and Brandon.
