In a photo she posted on Instagram of her 2017 cruise to the Caribbean, Katie Willis smiles at the camera, her hair perfectly braided and her teeth blindingly white. She and her husband sport matching straw fedoras and clutch drinks, while standing in front of a crystal-blue ocean, a massive cruise ship in the background. In another photo, she wears a kimono and sunglasses, standing in the middle of the ocean with her arms outstretched, as if she can't quite believe she's really there. A third simply shows her perfectly manicured toes resting on a window, the expanse of blue sea in front of her. "And this, my friends, is the LuLaRoe life," reads the caption. In reality, Willis now says, she was completely miserable the entire trip, which she had been invited on after being one of the top sellers for LuLaRoe in 2016. "I sat in my room and cried probably four out of the seven nights just because it felt like everybody hated me, it was so cliquey, it was so cultlike, is the best way I can describe it," she told me over the phone late last year. In many ways, Willis was the ideal LuLaRoe… Read full this story
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