“$80 Plastic Beads?!” — Fans Are Turning on Anna Johnston’s Fizz4Passion Business After Her DUI Arrest

The DUI arrest is 12 days old — but the fallout is spreading to a place no mugshot can reach: Anna Johnston’s wallet. According to fan discussions highlighted by The Daily News Corner this week, viewers aren’t just arguing about the arrest anymore. They’re going after her accessory business, Fizz4Passion — and the comments are brutal.

The Boycott Call: “I Won’t Be Supporting This Business”

“Anna’s DUI doesn’t just hurt herself, it hurts her business too, Fizz for Passion. I won’t be supporting a business owner who drinks and drives and especially one who thinks it’s funny to put others in harm’s way. Disgusting,” one poster wrote, according to the report — adding that they were unfollowing her business page, with other commenters agreeing to do the same. For a one-woman brand built on TLC fame, every unfollow stings.

Anna Johnston showing off her Fizz4Passion bracelets. (Image: Anna Johnston/Instagram via The Daily News Corner)

“$80 for Plastic Beads?!” — The Price Tag Nobody Can Defend

Critics went straight for the product itself: “Oh my, I just looked at her site. $80 for plastic beads,” one commenter joked. Another was blunter: “Good, it’s all hobby lobby junk that she assembles into more junk.” And then came the accusation that stings the most for a handmade brand — that Anna doesn’t actually make the pieces at all. “She doesn’t even make the bracelets herself; she buys them online, resells them,” one critic claimed. To be clear: these are fan accusations, not verified facts — but the verdict in the court of public opinion landed fast.

What Is Fizz4Passion, Anyway?

Fizz4Passion is Anna’s accessories business, launched in 2019 — “Accessories with PASSION,” with roughly 97.5K Instagram followers and links to fizz4passion.com. It’s been her independent hustle since she walked away from 7 Little Johnstons

after Season 16 — proof she could stand on her own without Trent and Amber. That’s exactly why this moment hurts: the business was supposed to be her freedom story. Instead, fans are now photoshopping its name into “Passion for Prison.”

The @Fizz4Passion Instagram profile — with a fan-edited title mocking the brand. (Fan-edited screenshot via The Daily News Corner; not an official post)

Bigger Than Beads: Her Real Career Could Be on the Line

One commenter raised a point that stopped even Anna’s defenders cold: “I’d be more concerned about her career working with kids and having a record that could prevent her from doing that.” Outside of reality TV, Anna has worked in childcare-related roles — and a DUI record can close those doors fast. The bracelets may survive a boycott; a career with children is a different kind of fragile. And Anna is still fighting back one comment at a time: “Make sure you are walking a straight path before you judge anyone, including my parents or anyone.” To fans questioning her accountability: “No one said I am not taking accountability.”

Anna Johnston’s reply to critics in a TikTok comment thread. (Screenshot via The Daily News Corner)

So here’s the question dividing the fandom: does a DUI arrest mean Anna’s business deserves to die too — or should fans separate the person from the product? Fair accountability, or kicking a 26-year-old when she’s already down? Drop your take below — Team Boycott or Team Second Chance?