Charli D’Amelio is addressing rumors of a feud between her and her family, including sister Dixie D’Amelio.
“I mean, that’s my sister,” Charli, 22, told The Hollywood Reporter in an interview published on Wednesday, October 21. “I’m going to love her till the day I die. But there are times where you’re figuring stuff out.”
Rumors have swirled for months that Charli is feuding with her parents, Marc and Heidi D’Amelio, as well as with Dixie, 25. The speculation began in March 2025 when Charli began the process of separating herself from the family’s corporate entities, including D’Amelio Brands and D’Amelio Family LLC. Months later, fans noticed that Charli and her parents unfollowed each other on Instagram.
Back in May, gossip blog DeuxMoi reported the feud was over money, alleging Charli “discovered” millions of dollars had been removed from her accounts while her career was managed by her parents. Marc, 57, publicly denied the report.
“This is not true. We love Charli, but she is being manipulated, and I have the receipts,” he said in an Instagram comment in June. “Over the last six years we have remained silent and never addressed gossip but the time has come to set the record straight.”
In a second comment, he added, “She’s always had a team in place, lawyers, business manager, manager, agent. We purposely set it up that way. Not sure if you know anything about our family, but we were doing fine before TikTok.”
In a livestream, Marc claimed it had been “some time” since he had spoken to Charli and alleged they only communicated via her lawyer.
“He did tell me yesterday when I talked to him that she’s doing fine,” he added. “We’re destroyed, man. We’re freaking devastated. We want Charli back. We love her.”
Marc continued, “Going through this process was never about money, it was always about having this crazy awesome experience with my family. As far as stealing money, if anything, I’m owed money.”
Charli addressed the rumors of stolen money in her interview on Wednesday, telling THR, “No, they’re not true. I wouldn’t say that they stole my money.”
After a long pause, she added, “I think we did a lot of things as a family.”
Charli rose to fame in 2020 with her viral dance videos on TikTok. She and Dixie joined the now-defunct Hype House before leaving the content creation mansion and continuing their careers in Hollywood. The sisters and their parents later starred on The D’Amelio Show, which aired on Hulu for three seasons from 2021 to 2023. The family also launched multiple brands, including Be Happy Snacks, D’Amelio Footwear and 444 Capital.
“I’m taking the last few months of 2026 to work on getting to a place where I’m doing things I’m really proud of,” she told THR. “Because of being told so often I didn’t deserve where I was, I felt that way for a really long time. But I’m at the point now where I can see that, like, I’ve lived a pretty amazing life, and I’m getting what I feel is like my second chance to do this the way that I want to do it.”
