An Australian influencer has announced she is shutting down her popular recipe platform.
Sarah Stevenson, who runs the blog Sarah’s Day, announced “the end of this chapter” on her YouTube channel on Thursday and explained the reasons why she gave up her Sunee app.
The influencer said that motherhood has changed her priorities and business goals.
“This time of motherhood has been my greatest blessing and an experience that I know is fleeting.” “In our lives there is time to do everything, but not all at once,” she said.
“With this in mind, and with the intention of creating more balance in my life, I have decided to close the Sunee app.”
Australian influencer Sarah Stevenson, who runs the blog Sarah’s Day, announced on her YouTube channel on Thursday that she would be shutting down her app Sunee
“This time of motherhood has been my greatest blessing and an experience that I know is fleeting.” “In our lives there is time to do everything, but not all at once,” she said
The businesswoman also said that while the app will no longer be available, she will focus on more individual projects such as cookbooks.
“This allows me to put all my creativity into my work while also prioritizing my role as a mother and raising my boys,” she added.
This comes after Sarah made headlines in March for making an “awkward” post revealing her “big life update”, namely that she had bought a plot of land for a holiday home.
The mother of two announced in a YouTube video that she has purchased a second “garbage house,” which she and her husband Kurt plan to completely renovate and use for photo shoots and vacations.
She didn’t say where they purchased, but it appears to be in her home state of NSW.
Sarah made headlines in March after she wrote an “awkward” post revealing her “big life update”: that she had bought a plot of land for a holiday home
A day earlier, she announced a “big life update” that would change her family’s lives forever in a post shared with her 1.2 million Instagram followers.
“I’m going to share with you some big updates from my life that will essentially take up a lot of time over the next few years and will truly change our lives forever,” she said.
“This is pretty big news for us that I didn’t really want to share, but I decided it would definitely come out.”
When it was announced on her YouTube channel the following day that this “big update” was that she had purchased a second home, many fans were upset and voiced their frustration in the comments section of the @InfluencerUpdatesAU account.
“You can hardly call this a life-changing lmao.” “What a privilege in the real crisis most people are living in right now,” one wrote.
When it was announced on her YouTube channel the following day that this “big update” was that she had purchased a second home, many fans were upset and voiced their frustration in the comments section of the @InfluencerUpdatesAU account
Another said: “There’s so much wrong with this.” Firstly, this isn’t really life-changing news, is it? Just click on it to let us watch her YouTube video so she can get more views and more money.
“Secondly, while the rest of us are struggling to pay rent/mortgages and keep up with the rising cost of food and fuel, she is bragging to her followers that she has bought another house, which leads to thirdly; a holiday home/house to photograph. What a privilege. It’s great to be able to afford what she’s doing, but I don’t think she needed to announce it that way.
“That was very bad form. ‘I’m no longer following.’
A third wrote: “Why was she teasing this huge, huge life update when it literally just said ‘A rich person gets richer when he buys a second house to rent out’.”
Sarah, who already owns a home in Cronulla with her husband Kurt Tilse, has been described by some as “tone deaf” as the country grapples with a cost of living crisis and skyrocketing interest rates