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Kate Hudson’s Fabletics is one of a host of brands who have canceled ties with influencer Myka Stauffer after she announced she had “rehomed” her autistic adopted son Huxley because of his “medical needs” including autism. Ohio-based YouTuber Stauffer and her husband revealed last week they had given up the Chinese-born 4-year-old after adopting him …
Kate Hudson’s Fabletics is one of a host of brands who have canceled ties with influencer Myka Stauffer after she announced she had “rehomed” her autistic adopted son Huxley because of his “medical needs” including autism.
Ohio-based YouTuber Stauffer and her husband revealed last week they had given up the Chinese-born 4-year-old after adopting him in 2017. Huxley was given to another family even though Stauffer once gushed, “I wouldn’t trade him [for] anything!” in a 2018 Instagram post, which doubled as a paid ad for Dreft laundry detergent for newborns.
When asked by a fan, Hudson said on Instagram that Stauffer was “terminated.”
Other brands who’ve cut ties with Stauffer include Playtex Baby, Chili’s Suave and Big Lots.
