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    Social Media Questions Her “Doctor” Credentials

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    Social Media Questions Her "Doctor" Credentials

    Is she really a doctor or isn’t she? That’s the question social media has been debating ALL WEEK about Cheyenne Bryant, who’s built a large platform as Dr. Cheyenne Bryant. Amid promoting her new book, ‘Live Your Promise,’ questions have surfaced about her credentials. Two interviews meant to address the topic have only added more fuel to the dumpster fire blazing online! But, no matter what the internet has to say, Bryant insists she’ll continue to use doctor in her name…and even wear it around her neck!

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    Cheyenne Bryant Explains Transcripts Mystery, Blames “Pretty Punishment” For Backlash

    Bryant’s Instagram bio currently reads: “psychology expert, life coach and author,” while her handle includes “doctor.” She’s pushing her newly-released book and continuing to promote content about having breakthroughs, navigating marriage, and even intimacy.

    Meanwhile, her comment sections are still demanding answers about whether having “doctor” before her name is legitimate. That conversation went mega-viral after her May 12 appearance on ‘The Breakfast Club.’ She explained that she was only clearing up the credentials conversation for her “DocSquad” and not people who don’t like her. “I don’t give a f**k,” were her words for her critics. She later explained that she was enrolled in Argosy University’s doctoral program. The university permanently closed in March 2019, and Bryant claimed she struggled to obtain her school records after it did. She said she contacted financial aid, which offered her a refund in exchange for no credit for any programs or courses she completed at the university. She declined.

    “You can’t make up financial aid. It shows that I paid for a doctoral program, alongside my masters program and my undergrad program,” Cheyenne Bryant said.

    Ultimately, she explained that she has some transcripts, up to her dissertation, after downloading them from the student portal at the time of attendance. “But everything else, there’s no…holding take for any of our records, which I think is completely effed up.” She explained that the school’s third-party only held the record for two years after the university closed. When DJ Envy pointed out the argument that people allow her credentials to slide because of how she looks, she explained her “pretty punishment” concept.

    “…I’ve learned that there’s pretty punishment. And I didn’t really understand that term until I got into my field…I been in my field for 18 years, I didn’t get into my field to become famous…a celebrity,” Bryant said.

    Also, she said the people made her famous. Her true intention was to share what she learned from the journey God put her on. “No one goes to college and gets multiple degrees to say I want to be famous. Now do I love it? Yeah I love it, I’m grateful for it, I appreciate it.” 

    Cheyenne Bryant Doubles Down On Doctor Credentials

    Two days after ‘The Breakfast Club’ interview dropped, Cheyenne Bryant appeared on ‘The Marissa Mitchell Show’ on Fox 5 DC. She was there to promote ‘Live Your Promise,’ and they talked about it in depth. Then, toward the end, she again addressed questions about her credentials. First, she said she was doing “really good” amid the backlash, expressing thankfulness for the “free marketing.” She referenced God in her additional answer, basically saying that her expansion and growth is inevitably going to come with “a heavier cross.”

    “My obedience is to God, not to people…as long as I’m in his will and I’m serving and I’m doing his word, my sheep will know my voice. Even the sheep in wolf’s clothing…,” she said.

    When Mitchell pushed back about her refusal to provide proof, Cheyenne Bryant said her proof “isn’t something [she] has to prove to individuals.” Adding:

    “My proof is already in my credentials, my degrees and also more than just my titles, it’s in how effective I’ve been. All of my sessions have been live for the most part. My sessions with Nick Cannon, Cam Newton, Shannon Sharpe, B. Simone. They have all been for the world to see.”

    Bryant added that she’s “effective” at what she does, and that she created her own lane, which can often inspire admiration to convert to envy. When Mitchell asked why she won’t drop “Dr.” from her name if she won’t provide proof of her degree, this was Bryant’s response:

    “…I’ve earned the title, I have multiple degrees and I’m not going to prove anything to anybody and we’re going to leave it just as that,” Cheyenne Bryant. “Standing by it because I earned it, absolutely.”

     

     

    Social Media Users Are Dragging “Dr. Bryant” Across Platforms

    Yup, she’s the hot topic on every platform. From X to Meta to Instagram, Threads, YouTube and TikTok. The people want the proof that Cheyenne Bryant is refusing to provide. And the conversations are leading to comparisons to people like, Dr. Sebi, Dr. Umar (who holds an actual Doctor of Clinical Psychology degree), Dr. Dre and even that one 18-year-old who went viral and was later arrested for impersonating a doctor, Malachi “Dr. Love” Love-Robinson. Even skits referencing Cheyenne are going viral. Keep scrolling for a taste of how the internet is dragging the topic to no end!

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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