Why did Cole LaBrant address rumors about the child labor law?

Cole LaBrant felt it was necessary to correct misinformation being spread online about his family's decision to relocate.

What does Tennessee's new child labor law require?

The law mandates that earnings from videos featuring minors aged 14 to 18 must be placed in a trust account for the child, and prohibits profits for those under 14.

Is the LaBrant family moving out of Tennessee?

No, Cole LaBrant confirmed they are not moving out of Tennessee but are relocating to a larger property nearby within the same community.

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LaBrants Address Child Labor Law Rumors

16 Apr

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Summary

Cole LaBrant clarified family is not moving due to child labor law.
New law requires earnings for minors 14-18 to be put in trust.
The family is relocating to a larger property nearby.

Cole LaBrant has directly addressed online rumors suggesting his family's recent relocation was prompted by Tennessee's new child labor law. In a recent TikTok video, LaBrant, 29, emphasized the importance of correcting misinformation regarding his family.

The recently passed law requires that earnings from videos featuring minors aged 14 to 18 be placed in a trust account for the child's benefit. While children under 14 are prohibited from profiting, those between 14 and 18 are entitled to their content's proceeds, with provisions for account administration and content deletion requests.