Amberlynn and Quirkyloverosee have been demonetized... will Foodie Beauty be next?

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Amberlynn Reid builds Legos, hauls mesh, and sips iced milk with PB&J while Foodie Beauty faces kitten drama abroad. Ashley breaks it all down with sass, sarcasm, and side-eyes in this chaotic episode of Aren’t You Exhausted?

Ashley serves hard truths and harder side-eyes as she dissects Amberlynn Reid’s chaotic food diary. From toddler meals to TikTok nutrition, this episode explores what happens when denial gets a YouTube upload button.

This week on Aren’t You Exhausted?, Ashley dives into Amberlynn Reid’s latest chaotic vlog: “Diabetes Results & Unexpected Unfortunate Diagnosis.” From ER visits to fast food pit stops, missed meds to mall hauls, we break down the contradictions between Amberlynn’s health claims and her lifestyle choices.

Why is she proud to avoid the scale but not the sodium? How does she afford luxury hauls and Uber Eats but not prescribed medication? And why does every diagnosis feel like a plot twist she discovered during filming?

It’s a deep dive into delusion, deflection, and the monetization of struggle — with just enough snark to keep you sane.

🎧 Hit play for the reality check.
💊 Take your meds.
📦 And maybe skip that Denny’s run.

Ashley, the sharp-tongued host of Aren’t You Exhausted?, recaps Foodie Beauty’s bizarre Chuck E. Cheese date, where she binge-eats cheap buffet food, complains about kids in a kid-themed venue, grabs dessert on the way home, and ends the night collapsed on the couch while her husband plays the only song he knows on a keyboard. The episode blends snarky commentary with serious concern about her ongoing health issues.

Ashley recaps Amberlynn’s latest “Healthy Takeout” vlog, breaking down her performative food choices, midday wakeups, and salad-with-fries logic — all while poking fun at the delusions wrapped in cheese wedges and TikTok protein bars. It's another ride through curated meals and chaotic eating cycles.

Going over everything that's happened in the last 3 months.