Influencer criticized by Hype House fans for vlogging Alex Warren and Kouvr Annon’s wedding – and they even commented

INFLUENCER LILAH Gibney documented Hype House’s Alex Warren and Kouvr Annon’s wedding, and fans weren’t too happy about it.

The bride and groom weren’t too happy about it either and took to social media to comment on what they thought.

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On Saturday, the Hype House stars tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in California.

Before the couple released their own professional footage, influencer Lilah Gibney posted a six-minute vlog of the moment on her YouTube the next day.

The video was titled “I caught the bouquet at Alex and Kouvr’s WEDDING” and garnered over 40,000 views before they were apparently removed from the platform.

Accompanied by the video were some behind-the-scenes moments via TikTok, which viewers didn’t seem too happy about.

A user @mattiesbasement posted a video about their thoughts on Lilah’s videos, saying, “Imagine it’s your turn to talk to the bride and groom.

‘Oh my God, celebrating your love,’ and you’re like, wait, let’s vlog.”

The couple responded to the video with Kouvnr writing “Period” and Alex adding, “This is a very valid take.”

Other users chimed in, saying, “Lilah using HER wedding as a backdrop for her basically OOTD really got to me.”

“The fact that I saw Alex and Kouvr’s wedding before they could even post it verbatim was very disrespectful,” said another.

After 24 hours of backlash, Alex shared professional images from her wedding on YouTube on June 24th.

LILAH RESPONDS

On Tuesday, Lilah posted a video response via TikTok to share her side of the story.

The two and a half minutes video it was captioned: “I hate that I have to do this but here it is All the love, always and I’m sorry if anyone thinks otherwise.”

They went on to say that they “didn’t drive three hours to register their votes and disrespect anyone, so if you think that and Kounvr and Alex think that, honestly, from the bottom of my heart, I’m sorry.”

Lilah continued to say that they were just there to celebrate the Hype House stars and said that there was no “wedding rulebook for influencers.”

“There was no signal. Nobody said it was off,” they continued.

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“Several people asked. Several people in the wedding party asked, ‘Can I post it? Is it okay if I post it?’ Everyone said ‘yes’.

“There were several other content creators posting. I know you saw it,” they said.

Lilah went on to say that no one said their vlogging was a problem at the time, and Alex and Kouvr didn’t contact them personally.

However, Lilah concluded that rather than “bullying” them about the situation, people should focus on the current anti-trans laws across the country.

They apologized once again before concluding the video. As of this writing, the video has garnered over 46,900 views.

KOUVR AND ALEX’S BIG DAY

Despite the negative reaction, that didn’t stop the newlyweds from enjoying their big day.

Kouvr wore a long spaghetti strap dress designed by Galia Lahav, while Alex wore a beige suit.

Influencers such as Charli D’Amelio and Markell Washington were present.

Kouvr shared the moment via Instagram with a series of Photos throughout the marriage.

She captioned the post: “Officially a married woman .”

Her new husband Alex also shared a series of posts on the social media app.

One publish it included Polaroid photos of the happy couple, with Alex saying, “I’ve waited my whole life for this day.”

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