Jayda Cheaves has seemingly clapped back after Gorgeous Doll dropped apparent receipts while accusing Cheaves of stealing her clothing designs.
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Gorgeous Drops Apparent Receipts While Accusing Jayda Cheaves Of Stealing Her Clothing Designs
On Monday, November 24, Gorgeous Doll took to her Instagram feed to share a clip with her followers. In the video, which featured the on-screen caption, “JAYDA WAYDA STEALS EVERYONES IDEAS/DESIGNS,” Gorgeous explained that she just dropped a new collection of her clothing brand. Specifically, her new collection features reversible tracksuits donned with removable fur on the collars of the hoods.
“So I dropped this the other day, and the next day I see Jayda — who steals everybody’s f*****g ideas… I see her post, ‘Oh, I’m dropping a velour jumpsuit. Oh, and I added fur, and the fur is removable,'” Gorgeous explained, referencing Cheaves’ recent Instagram Story posts.
Furthermore, Gorgeous explained that she doesn’t own velour or fur hoods.
“But as a business owner, I know that you always think two months ahead. So i’m just kind of confused because if this was already something she was planning to do, you would’ve been promoted it, you would’ve been ready to drop right now,” she continued.
Peep her full initial thoughts below.
After explaining that she flew to China to create her designs and used real fur on her hoods, Gorgeous returned to her Instagram feed to share another clip with the on-screen caption, “CONFIRMED… RECEIPTS FROM CHINA…”
In her clip, she showed apparent texts she received from her vendor in China, seemingly alleging Jayda Cheaves may have reached out to their company regarding similar designs.
The Waydamin Founder Seemingly Claps Back
Jayda Cheaves apparently caught wind of Gorgeous Doll’s claims. Shortly after Gorgeous’ latest feed post, Cheaves took to her Instagram Story to share a photo of her velour suit with lyrics from Nicki Minaj’s verse on ‘No Frauds.’
Additionally, Cheaves then followed up with a picture of herself rocking a velour tracksuit, apparently taken in 2021. This, with the on-screen caption, “always on my own mood board, tryna find ways to s**t on my old self.” Afterward, Cheaves posted a few flicks of herself rocking a pink velour sweatsuit before capping it off with a selfie alongside lyrics from Drake’s ‘Faithful.’
Gorgeous Doll’s Claims Aren’t The First Time Jayda Cheaves Has Been Accused Of Stealing Clothing Designs
Gorgeous Doll’s claims about Jayda Cheaves allegedly stealing her clothing designs aren’t the first against the Waydamin founder. As The Shade Room previously reported, in May 2024, Cheaves showed off an orange bikini, which prompted an internet user to accuse her of ripping off a friend’s brand.
It’s a shame that my friend worked so hard for business for years just for JAYDA WAYDA TO STEAL HER WHOLE SHIT after she was PAID to wear & post my friends bikini!!! WEIRDO FLEX🥴 pic.twitter.com/DwLwbEuFmF
— Bʜᴇʟs. (@Chelseaaaah_) May 14, 2024
Subsequently, Eaunoir Swim addressed the matter with a statement.
“In July 2020, I reached out to Lawanda Jayda Waydas’ manager to propose Jayda wearing our bathing suit, and we settled on a payment of $4000 for her to showcase it…” the brand wrote at the time. “…When Jayda wore it, she tagged our Instagram page in her post and IG story. I continued to communicate with her about future arrangements and provided samples and design concepts for her to wear in 2021. However, she expressed her focus on launching her own brand. By June 2021, we initiated the process of copyrighting the bathing suit for legal protection. Despite having numerous influencers and celebrities endorsing our flower bomb bathing suit, it is disheartening to address the situation where hardworking women are taken advantage of by influencers who mimic our original work…
Furthermore, Cheaves initially responded by stating that the brand’s swimsuit was on her “moodboard” for her brand.
Despite her apparent defense, Cheaves later apologized to Eaunoir Swim, adding that she would take the L and stop the swimsuit’s production.
