Savannah LaBrant Age, Boyfriend, Husband, Family, Biography & More StarsUnfolded

April 2024 · 3 minute read
Controversies• Faking a fire evacuation in 2018
Due to California's biggest wildfires in 2018, which sadly claimed the lives of more than 58 people, Sav and Cole were trolled for staging a fire evacuation. They used a thumbnail when they uploaded a YouTube video with the title WE LEFT OUR HOUSE DUE TO FIRE IN CALIFORNIA, which implied that they had been given the orders to leave their home. This led to accusations of cruelty for downplaying the situation. There was no evacuation of the region, as people in the comment section said. It was discovered after watching the video that the authorities did not asked them to leave their house; their daughter Everleigh's fear of the fire was the only reason they left.

Uploading a video with a misleading title
Sav and Cole uploaded a YouTube documentary on 28 August 2021. The video titled 'She Got Diagnosed With Cancer' was aimed at people believing that one of their girls, Everleigh or Posie, had been diagnosed with Cancer. Even the thumbnail of the video was a picture of the LaBrant family holding hands in their backyard. The film, which discussed Camilla, a four-year-old girl who was diagnosed with neuroblastoma in 2020, showed that none of their children had received a cancer diagnosis. They talked about their shock upon discovering that more families than they had ever anticipated have children who have cancer. Later, they were criticized for using childhood cancer as a clickbait.
Cole LaBrant holding a cancer patient's hand

Slammed for comparing abortion with the Holocaust on YouTube
The LaBrant Family was again caught up in controversy after they posted a YouTube documentary regarding abortions on 9 April 2022. In this video, they compared abortions in US and the Holocaust with each other, which made the viewers upset and furious. Netizens made it quick to criticise the couple on social media.  They discussed abortion in the video with activists, experts, and medical professionals. Cole and Savannah, who are well-known for streaming videos of their daily activities with their three children in a family-friendly setting, emphasised that they were "pro-love" rather than "pro-life" or "pro-choice. The video gained over two million views. Savannah talked about her experience as a pregnant 19-year-old teenager in it and said she is grateful that she didn't abort the baby, calling her decision 'worth it.'

"I remember just being so scared. I didn't know what I was going to do. I was actually in college and I was too scared to tell my family."

They posted the link to the YouTube video on several websites, including Instagram, however, the video was removed after users reported to Instagram about it. Later, Savannah's husband took it to his Instagram story and said,

"Instagram did take our feed post down. This is ok, fortunately we have talked with our team at YouTube and they’re keeping the documentary up there, which is most important. They did demonetize and take the video out of the algorithm. Which is all ok, we assumed this would happen. The biggest thing this does is significantly reduce the video’s reach. The more people the video reaches, the more people who can find help. This makes it where you can really only watch the video if you have a link or go directly to our channel."
A screenshot of Cole LaBrant's Instagram story

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