Well, roommates, it appears like Jayda Cheaves is standing on “good business.” On Tuesday (May 14), she admitted that yet another designer’s swimsuit inspired 1 of her swimwear styles.

However, she provided no apologies for what some, like the other designer, implied was a rip-off. Now, the Waydamin founder is apologizing for how she handled the circumstance.

Jayda Cheaves Apologizes To Eaunoir Swim

On Wednesday (May 15), Cheaves shared a screenshot of her Instagram direct message (DM) to Eaunoir Swim.

First, she apologized, writing, “I am very sorry about all of this.” Then, the influencer explained that she noticed the brand hadn’t been promoting its “flower bomb” style considering that 2021 and eventually believed adding it to her mood board wouldn’t “be a big deal since there’s plenty of other brands with that same concept.” 

“I definitely understand how this made you feel because I’ve been a victim of things like this before & I’d hate to not go about this the right way without taking the accountability as a Black female business owner as well,” Jayda wrote.

Additionally, she clarified that she does not strategy to sell the equivalent Waydamin style. Cheaves also wished the brand “the best and much success.”

“Maybe one day we can collaborate on something even hotter. Xoxo, sorry again.”

Elsewhere on her Snapchat, the influencer reacted to a comment saying SHEIN and Temu also copy styles.

“As I sat with this issue I realized just because this happens to me daily doesn’t make it right for me to do the same whether it’s been years, months or days. Imma take the L, stop the production, and get back in the booth with my design team. Simple. I take pride in always doing good business,” she wrote.

She also shared yet another comment asking if she was “drunk” and suggesting she push forward with the style if it is currently in production. Jayda affirmed her original comment of practically nothing getting new in the style planet.

However, she added that she believes in “do unto others what you would have them do to you.” Also, the influencer says her sobriety created her assume, “Hell nah I can’t do that” to Eaunoir Swim.

Swipe beneath to see every little thing Jayda Cheaves mentioned about the incident. 

Recap: What Happened Between Jayda &amp Eaunoir Swim

A lady claiming to be the very best pal of Eaunoir Swim’s founder first revealed the copycat allegations on X (formerly Twitter). In a thread, the lady explained that her bestie paid Jayda in 2020 to put on and market her swimsuit on social media. The suit consisted of a yellow 3D floral best and matching bikini bottoms.

Fast-forward to this month: Jayda has been advertising new swim styles for her brand Waydamin. One of the styles closely mirrored the 1 Eaunior Swim paid her to put on. The major variations had been the orange colour and the non-floral bikini bottom.

After the X thread went viral, Jayda Chaves responded on Instagram, admitting that the 2020 bikini was on her “mood board.” She added that there was “no shade” but that style is “about remaking and recreating.”

In response, Eaunior Swim released a statement by means of Instagram, revealing they’ve been attempting to get the identical “flower bomb” style copyrighted considering that 2021.

Swipe beneath to see the company’s receipts.  

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