It seems like former "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" star Anna Marie "Chickadee" Cardwell is on a downward spiral these days as more negative news haunt her shortly after her family's hit reality show was cancelled by TLC. 

Chickadee, the eldest sister of Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson, was put in a bad light recently after she lent her name to a company that sells an alternative therapeutic product called "Young Living Essential Oils" that claims that it can help cure serious ailments like cancer and prevent users from contracting the dreaded Ebola virus. 

The former reality star posted a link to the company that sells this product on her personal Facebook page. 

FDA reportedly barred the company that manufactures the Young Living Essential Oil Products from using claims that it can cure serious medical conditions such as cancer and Ebola. 

Just last weekend, Chickadee was also entangled in a controversy when she attempted to launch a GoFundMe campaign to ask her fans for financial support. On Nov. 28, she wrote in her Facebook page: 

"Hey everyone I need y'all to do me a huge favor if y'all got anything for like causes like bracelet shirt or anything I'm going to maybe start a business and sell everything and so few things of my own like shirts and paints and other stuff and if y'all got some old cute shirt or pant in any size let me [know] and I can get them [sic]." 

Fans were not happy about this move, which is why the young mother of one deleted her post because a lot of people think that she is "money hungry." 

"I have been think about everyone's opinions and I got alot of chooses and I have done there idea and I get the s*** end of the stick," Chickadee said. 

The reality TV series that catapulted her and her family to stardom because of her younger sister's unique charm was cancelled by TLC because of the controversial relationship of her mother, Mama June Shannon, to a convicted sexual offender, who also happens to have molested Chickadee when she was younger.