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Chella H shares, on Instagram Live, how looters DESTROYED her store, @shopluvhandles, expresses heartbreak, as insurance won’t cover all the damages, but thanks all of those who offered to help [PHOTOS/VIDEOS]

Chella H, in recent years, has shifted her focus to her @shopluvhandles business. Things have been going great for her, so much so that she opened an actual storefront, in Downtown Chicago. Yesterday, looters came in and destroyed her business, which Chella H shared on her Instagram Live, adding that her insurance isn't enough to even cover startup costs, let alone, the loss of the merchandise.By Bossyy
Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer

A force in the rap game, Chella H has shifted her focus, in recent years, to her business ventures. Due to her music popularity, Chella H built quite the social media following. These followers helped her to create her @shopluvhandles business.

Offering a great product, Chella H was able to turn her online business into a brick and mortar store. All of this showed much progression, from the first time Hip-HopVibe.com spoke to her. A testament to her work ethic, Chella H had the store in her native, Chicago.

In the wake of the George Floyd murder, protests have taken over cities, resulting in riots. Looters have joined in on the riots, destroying properties, and stealing. After initially thinking her property was unharmed, Chella H shared, via IG Live, that her business has been destroyed, and the insurance isn’t enough to cover startup costs, let alone the merchandise losses.

Watch the entire video below:

https://www.instagram.com/p/CA4LixoF1oA/

See Chella H’s Instagram post below:

Chella H, in recent years, has shifted her focus to her @shopluvhandles business. Things have been going great for her, so much so that she opened an actual storefront, in Downtown Chicago. Yesterday, looters came in and destroyed her business, which Chella H shared on her Instagram Live, adding that her insurance isn't enough to even cover startup costs, let alone, the loss of the merchandise.

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