Something Navy founder Arielle Charnas has denied divorce speculation after her husband, Brandon Charnas, was accused of embezzling from her fashion company.
“It’s definitely a challenge, but I’m always, always busy. I really feel like I don’t ever have a second; if I’m not working, I’m being a mother,” she previously toldin September 2018.
“It’s definitely taught me to be patient and prioritize and try to balance out my days. It’s not impossible because I do it, but it feels impossible. I feel like I’m a lot more motivated, a lot more driven when it comes to work, to build my business and to be able to show them what a working mother is like.”
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