The family first listed their home on April 13, before taking the listing down again just two days later on April 15
Credit: Savannah Rose LaBrant/Instagram
NEED TO KNOW
- The LaBrant family re-listed their Nashville home for $5.3 million after initially pulling it off the market in April
- The couple denied speculation that they are moving to avoid Tennessee’s new child labor law for influencers back in April, when their home was delisted just two days after its posting
- In their most recent announcement, they again confirmed that they were staying in Tennessee
The LaBrant family has relisted their home, for the second time in two months, this time, $100,000 below their initial asking price.
In a post to Savannah and Cole LaBrant's Instagram accounts on June 22, the family confirmed that they had officially re-listed the 6-bed, 6.5-bath Nashville property. Realtor.com was first to report the news, noting that the price was listed $100,000 under the original asking price of $5.4 million from April.
Credit: Savannah LaBrant/Instagram
"Officially selling this Nashville home.❤️🏠 If you know someone moving to a Nashville, send this to them!" the couple wrote in the caption, including the email address for their Compass realtor in the post. According to the Compass listing page's website, the house had officially been put back on the market on June 1.
"We're officially selling our Nashville home. Why? We're staying in Tennessee. We're just moving out into the country a little bit more to get some land and maybe even some chickens," Savannah said in the video, before taking viewers around the family's newly renovated home.
The family first listed their house on Monday, April 13, three days after the Tennessee State Legislature passed a child labor law regulating how influencers feature children in their content, as several social media users and media outlets pointed out in comments and coverage. However, just two days later, on April 15, the home had been taken off the market.
On the same day that their home listing was taken down, Cole took to TikTok to respond to speculation about the timing. "This is a video that I feel dumb making," he began in the post. "Not a video that I would ever usually make, but a video that I feel like I have to make. Because whenever lies are being said about you and your family, I feel like one of the best things that you can do is tell the truth, state the facts and set the story straight."
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He continued to refer to the questions raised about whether or not he and Savannah were relocating out of Tennessee "to avoid paying" their five children, as the recently introduced state law requires content creators to compensate kids with a portion of the profits made online.
"I personally feel like our kids and their bank accounts are none of your guys business, but if you must know, all of our kids all have bank accounts. We have been paying them since day one of making videos, and I can promise you that our kids and their bank accounts are doing just fine," Cole said.
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In his video, Cole also said that they didn't actually list the house with the intention of moving out of state. "We love Tennessee. We love our city, we love our friends, we love our community. We are moving, actually, right down the street, just to get more land, to be on more acres," he explained in the April 15 post.
The Nashville house currently serves as a regular backdrop for the LaBrant family's online content, which is posted by Cole, 29, and Savannah, 33. Many of their videos feature their five kids: sons Beckham Blue, 1, and Zealand Cole, 5, and daughters Sunday Savannah, 3, Posie Rayne, 7, and Everleigh Rose, 13, whom Savannah shares with her late ex.
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