Cash App, Chewy drop Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan’s podcast after Charlie Kirk remarks
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Several brands have cut ties with Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan’s ‘I’ve Had It’ podcast after the hosts laughed at a social media post about digging up Charlie Kirk’s body and killing him again.
Cash App, Chewy, Boll & Branch and Lola Blankets confirmed on Friday, November 6, that they were no longer sponsoring or advertising the show. Their statements came after a clip from the November 5 episode, titled “Drinking MAGA Tears,” circulated online and drew criticism over the hosts’ reaction.
The companies did not all specify exactly when their sponsorships ended, but their responses made clear that they were no longer associated with the podcast.
🚨 Zenni Optical pauses advertising on Jennifer Welch’s podcast, joining a growing list of brands severing ties: Cash App Lola Blankets Chewy Boll & Branch Zenni Optical Good for them for standing against political violence, regardless of politics. https://t.co/OGnvE0ZYGX
— Andrew Kolvet (@AndrewKolvet) November 7, 2026
Cash App, Chewy and other brands confirm they have dropped the podcast
Cash App publicly addressed the controversy after a user tagged the company on X and questioned its sponsorship of the show.
“Does Cashapp support the mocking of a murder victim?” the user asked while calling for a boycott.
The company responded by distancing itself from the podcast, writing, “We do not condone violence of any kind, and we are no longer sponsors of this podcast.”
@BrianAtlas We do not condone violence of any kind, and we are no longer sponsors of this podcast.
— Cash App (@CashApp) November 6, 2026
Chewy also confirmed that it was no longer affiliated with ‘I’ve Had It’ in a customer service response shared online by X user Val Candee.
@RichardGrenell @ColonelTowner @Chewy Looks like they cut ties. Good. https://t.co/XTbxVMCimn
— Val Candee (@ValCandee) November 7, 2026
“I do want to clarify that Chewy is no longer affiliated with or sponsoring the ‘I’ve Had It’ podcast,” the representative wrote. The message added that the company valued customers’ trust and remained focused on “the health and happiness of pets and the people who love them.”
Boll & Branch addressed the matter directly on X, while Lola Blankets also confirmed that it no longer worked with the podcast. Its response was shared by X user CaraGrace23, who said a friend had contacted the company.
For clarity: @BollAndBranch does not currently advertise with the “I’ve Had It” podcast and will not in the future.
— Boll & Branch (@BollAndBranch) November 6, 2026
“Thank you for your comment. We no longer work with that podcast,” Lola Blankets wrote.
Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan laughed at Charlie Kirk post
The sponsor fallout followed the November 5 episode, during which Welch and Sullivan discussed social media posts celebrating Democratic election victories and mocking conservative positions on abortion, vaccines and transgender issues.
During the discussion, Welch came across a post about Charlie Kirk. Before reading it, she praised the people sharing the posts and said their jokes made her feel patriotic.
Podcasters Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan can't stop laughing at the thought of digging up Charlie Kirk's corpse and "doing it" again to him. After laughing for 30 seconds straight, the women falsely claimed that Tyler Robinson was a 'MAGA person.' They will celebrate your death, laugh uncontrollably, and still be fully convinced they're the "good guys."
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) November 5, 2026
“We’re digging up Charlie Kirk and doing it again,” Welch read aloud.
Both hosts then lowered their heads and laughed for more than 20 minutes, according to the account of the episode. The clip later circulated on X, bringing renewed attention to their comments and the podcast’s sponsors.
Podcast’s previous episodes featured brand sponsorships
The companies’ association with the show was also visible in its earlier episodes. Boll & Branch and Lola Blankets were listed as sponsors in the description of the October 27 episode, 'Everybody’s a F*****g Expert', which included discount offers for their products.
Cash App had also been promoted during an earlier episode titled “Who Gives a Zuck?” The show thanked the company for its sponsorship and included a download link along with advertising disclosures.
