Priscilla PresleyNavarone’s son Garibaldi Garcia has recently found himself at the center of online backlash for some of his recent posts on social media. A few days ago, he shared a funding link to raise money to open a drive-thru pizzeria. However, the post received quite a bit of backlash. Now, Garcia defends his position on the matter.
Navarone Garibaldi Garcia defends himself to start a financing link for his restaurant idea
Navarone Garibaldi Garcia recently went viral after posting a funding link saying he needed to raise money to start his own pizza chain from his home. However, the post received quite a bit of backlash. After the incident, Garcia took to her Instagram account and defended herself, posting that “Haters gonna hate. I’m sure I’ll have to explain this many more times to ignorant people who think I should “ask my mom” or that I have money…. YES, I also have many bills, I also have a budget, I also donate to other causes”.Also in her post, she added that, “I also give to the homeless… I just don’t film and put it on YouTube… but I also have crazy ADD and try to do a lot of things… if I just signed up every time I thought I had a great idea… I’d be broke in 2 days. I’m not asking for anything to give that I can’t afford, and I’m giving a lot of pizzas to people I give for free… my own money to buy this oven. I’m just asking for help with the rest of my budget That’s all. Love and peace, kindness and pizza. The link is in all my stories if you want to help me.”Navarone Garibaldi Garcia is Priscilla Presley’s son from her second marriage to music producer Marco Garibaldi.
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On Friday, Garcia had shared a video appeal along with the link to a funding page. He said, “We’re making a pizzeria! We’ve got a pizza oven!” as he shares that he wants to start a new pizza brand and run it from the driveway of his Los Angeles home.On the funding page, he further explained the idea behind his own pizza chain. She shared that, “I’ve always wanted to start my own business, but marketing and advertising always got in my way. Plus having the whole physical store to add another expense.”He stated that he had about $3,000 saved for the project and needed a little more money. He added, “Now I would like to make and serve affordable organic pizza to my community and sell it from my driveway to the heavy foot traffic in my neighborhood. I found a great industrial pizza oven and negotiated it down from $14,000 to $8,500.”The funding page had a goal of $5,500 set.