“Brandon Charnas does not have access to company bank accounts. He is not an employee of the company, and he has no access points.”
Rumors swirled on Reddit and all over social media Tuesday evening that Brandon, cofounder of Current Real Estate, had embezzled from Something Navy and the couple were divorcing.in a statement exclusive to Page Six, saying, “This is patently false. They are happily married and in love.”
“Brandon Charnas does not have access to company bank accounts. He is not an employee of the company, and he has no access points,” CEO Matthew Scanlan shared.The couple married in 2014 and share three daughters: Ruby Lou, Esme Rae and Navy Bea. Adding fuel to the rumor mill was the fact that Arielle limited comments on her Instagram posts and hadn’t shared images of Brandon in months. Arielle, 35, also posted a series of selfies Tuesday evening showing herself dressed to impress — but without her wedding band on her hand.A rep for the couple also denied the pair are getting divorced.
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