Fitness influencer Tammy Hembrow's activewear company, Saski Collection, is embroiled in a legal battle, facing a lawsuit exceeding $63,500 from an investment firm over an alleged breach of contract. This legal action surfaces after the company, which Hembrow shut down in December 2025, was previously accused of owing nearly $28,000 in overdue rent for its Gold Coast warehouse. While Hembrow's representatives had contested the earlier rental claims, this new lawsuit from Me Investments signals escalating financial and legal challenges for her entrepreneurial endeavors. Furthermore, her supplements brand, Selfish Supps, has reportedly gone dormant on social media, raising questions about its future.
Influencer's Activewear Brand Sued Amidst Financial Scrutiny
In a developing story from the Gold Coast, Australia, on April 13, an investment company, Me Investments, filed a lawsuit against Saski Collection, the activewear brand founded by social media personality Tammy Hembrow. The suit, lodged with the Southport Magistrates Court, seeks over $63,500 for an alleged 'breach of agreement.' This legal action comes after Saski Collection ceased operations in December 2025. Prior to this, the company had been reportedly in arrears for $27,618.47 in rent to Davidson Property, the lessor of its Robina warehouse and headquarters. Despite Hembrow's representatives asserting at the time that "all these matters are in dispute" and that "there is no rent outstanding," the new lawsuit suggests a more complex financial situation. Me Investments' Managing Director, Marcel Elias, confirmed the court filing but declined further comment, stating the matter is now public record and before the court. Daily Mail's attempts to reach Hembrow for comment have not yet received a response. The unfolding events also cast a shadow over Hembrow's other venture, Selfish Supps, a women's sports nutrition brand launched in April 2025 with her sisters Emilee and Amy. The brand's social media accounts have been inactive since April 11, and its website's 'Insights' section has not been updated since January, leading to speculation about its operational status. Notably, Hembrow temporarily removed the brand's name from her Instagram biography, only to re-add it later, while her sister Emilee has permanently removed any mention of the company.
This case serves as a stark reminder of the complexities and potential pitfalls that can accompany business ventures, particularly for public figures. The ongoing legal dispute and the apparent decline of her other brand highlight the significant challenges influencers face in transitioning their personal brand into sustainable commercial enterprises. It prompts a broader discussion about accountability and transparency in the influencer-driven economy, where public perception and business realities often intertwine.
