Influencer parents deny child labor law was reason for listing $5.3M home

Influencer parents, the LaBrant family, have clarified that the listing of their $5.3 million Tennessee home wasn't driven by concerns over a new child labor law. Despite speculation that the law might affect their family's work, Cole LaBrant assured fans they have no plans to leave the state. This move comes amid broader discussions about child labor regulations and the influence of online celebrities on public policy debates. Their statement underscores the ongoing dialogue around balancing work regulations with the lifestyle of public figures.