The complaint says Brittany Dawn Davis received money from thousands of clients and violated the Deceptive Trade Practices Act
DALLAS — A social media influencer in Dallas-Fort Worth scammed thousands of clients whom she sold fitness and nutrition plans to, according to a new lawsuit from the Texas Attorney General’s office.
Brittany Dawn Davis has close to one million TikTok followers and half-a-million on Instagram where she shares fitness and health tips. She also runs a YouTube channel with nearly 250,000 subscribers.
But the Texas Attorney General’s Office has filed a Deceptive Trade Practices Act lawsuit against Davis claiming she never provided any of the personal coaching promised and that the plans weren’t customized.
Cori Reali of Wisconsin spent $115 on a plan back in 2014 when Davis began selling them.
“She made it sound so easy: ‘Just reach out. I want to help all of you,’” Reali said.
The plan, though, didn’t have her name on it, and Reali said she never received specific feedback. Instead, she gained nine pounds after two weeks.
“The red flags started to go up,” Reali said. “I was not individualized. I was not part of this ‘Team Brittany Dawn.’ It…
