Viral 'Christian Girl Autumn' influencer SOBS as she reveals why she won't be sharing fall content this year
Covington, known for her suede hats, pumpkin spice lattes, and cozy sweaters, has been showcasing her fall style and decorating since she was a junior at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2012, according to People, but her content went viral in 2019.
An account by the name of Blizzy McGuire had jokingly tweeted out her photos at the time, writing, 'Hot Girl Summer is coming to an end, get ready for Christian Girl Autumn.'
However, it looks like there will be no 'Christian Girl Autumn' for Covington this year, as she revealed last night that she would be taking a break from her content.
'Hi guys, this is my fourth time recording, and I just don't know how I'm gonna tell you guys that I just am not gonna be able to post Fall videos this year,' Covington said through sobs.
'It's just a lot of pressure and it's just a lot of pressure to make each video better than the last, and make each fall trip better,' she explained.
As part of her autumn content, Covington always takes a fall trip with her family to scenic places like Vermont or Maine, where she does stunning photoshoots in front of colorful leaf piles, mountains, and trees.
But not this year.
Covington, known for her suede hats, pumpkin spice lattes, and cozy sweaters, has been showcasing her fall style for years, and has become a viral sensation
'I just really need a break this year, and I'm really sorry,' Covington concluded at the end of her video.
In the caption, she said it was the 'hardest post' that she's ever had to make, and that she would provide a further update for her followers soon.
In the comments section of her TikTok, many joked that autumn was now 'canceled' due to her shocking announcement.
'Fall is officially cancelled till further notice,' one person wrote.
Another agreed, 'Yeah autumn is so over this year.'
'Guess we're skipping to 2026 since fall is canceled... which means Mariah Carey won't ever defrost and Christmas won't come. Happy new year,' another typed.
However, others supported her decision and offered her some words of encouragement.
'We understand diva! We still love you! You're always our queen of fall,' a user wrote.
Another seconded, 'We love you in all seasons! You deserve rested girl autumn.'
Last year, Covington revealed in an interview with People just how much planning goes into her fall content each year.
'The outfit planning is probably the most time-consuming part,' she shared with the outlet at the time.
'We review various retailers, place orders, and then I spend hours trying on different outfits. Right now, I'm in the middle of trying on outfits for our Maine trip,' she said.
Covington told the outlet that she has 'very specific' ideas for content, and it takes a lot to get organized for it.
In fact, she admitted it's probably around '100 hours of work' that goes into each year's fall trip.
'I'll find an outfit that fits that theme, pack it down to a tee 0 including sunglasses, socks, everything - and then wear it on the trip. It's probably around 100 hours of work that goes into each trip,' she said.
At the time, the influencer also spoke about the pressures that come with creating her fall content.
'I do feel pressure, especially during fall because I feel like everyone looks to me for fall content,' she admitted.
'So I try to hold myself to a certain standard and brainstorm new creative ideas. I spend hours researching and planning outfits for fall.
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