“During the New York Times interview, Thomas and Chase just completely took over,” she explained in a YouTube video. In March 2020, Daisy announced that she too was leaving the group after Thomas and Chase allegedly pushed her out of the decision making process and almost never named her as one of the cofounders during interviews. Love J-14? Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for fun, exclusive videos with your favorite stars.īut here’s where things get messy. Scroll through our galley for a complete guide to TikTok’s Hype House, Sway House and Clubhouse. So which influencers are in each of the squads? Has their been any drama between the groups? How were they started and what kinds of videos do they post? Here’s everything you need to know. Especially, since the reality show,” the influencer explained.
“It’s been kind of, like, falling apart for a while. Similarly, Bryce Hall addressed the end of Sway while on the the “BFFs podcast” in September 2021.
So, I guess the one Sway House … that hasn’t been a thing for a while.” Then, on a separate episode in February 2021, said, “It’s a little weird, but we haven’t all lived together since, probably, seven months ago. I would say that the only thing that’s different now is, like, there’s no Sway … one house,” he shared. Months later, Josh Richards clarified the end during a December 2020 episode of the Barstool Sports’ “BFFs” podcast. … But growth is important and they are each going in their own directions now … It’s time to move on.” He added, “Sway is a lifestyle and a mission and that’s something that will never change. “But Sway was always about a bigger message, and that will never die.” If you view Sway as a content collective that lives together and is with each other every day, then yes, it’s over,” he explained at the time. News that the content house was “over” first broke in February 2021 when the house’s cofounder Michael Gruen spoke with People. Charli and Dixie will be missed, but they're always a few clicks away on TikTok.Unfortunately, the Sway boys have officially went their separate ways. Social media superstar Addison Rae is still a member, as are Huddy, Tony Lopez, and a slew of other TikTokers. The Hype House may be down a few members, but there's still a star-studded list of digital content creators living in the house. “It hurts me to say this, but we’ve decided that this is what’s best for the both of us." “Since you guys have watched mine and chase’s relationship from the start, I decided i needed to tell you all that we are no longer together,” Charli shared on her Instagram story. However, she didn't attribute the breakup to her decision to leave the house in any way. She and fellow housemate Lil Huddy announced their breakup on April 13. Leaving Hype House also means Charli no longer has to work with her ex-boyfriend. “I feel like no one really gets to see, but, people are always talking about how they think our family dynamic is pretty cool." “I mean, definitely something that would be super fun,” she told Entertainment Tonight of the prospect. They're still churning out TikTok videos non-stop, and, according to Charli, they've even talked about taking a page out of the Kardashians' book and creating a reality show. The girls have big plans for the future, and are just getting started. "While their businesses are separate, their friendships with the members continue."ĭon't worry, though, because fans have hardly seen the last of the D'Amelio sisters.
"When the Hype House started to become more of a business, Charli and Dixie stepped away from that aspect," the representative said. After their exit, a rep for the sisters released a statement to The Hollywood Reporter explaining their decision. However, it definitely marked a new era for the Hype House. Given that, and the April rumors claiming the D'Amelio sisters left the house, fans weren't completely shocked when confirmation came. Fans were shook when Daisy Keech announced her exit in March 2020, blaming her fallout with the house's co-founder Thomas Petrou for her leaving. But the girls decided it's time to move on, and the reason Charli and Dixie D'Amelio left the Hype House is totally understandable.Ĭharli and Dixie aren't the first members to leave the house. Charli and Dixie D'Amelio joined the Hype House upon its inception in November 2019, and were arguably two of the most famous members of the collective with their combined 78 million TikTok followers.
Living in a massive mansion with your best friends might sound like a dream, and for the D'Amelio sisters, it was for a while.
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