The Southern California fast food chain is in the midst of building an office in a Nashville suburb and expects to move out of its Irvine headquarters.

Out Burger heiress Lynsi Snyder fired back at critics who called for a boycott of the popular fast-food joint after she revealed she was moving her family from California to Tennessee. “Where I raise my family has nothing to do with my love and appreciation for our customers in California,

In-N-Out CEO Lynsi Snyder announced she will be moving to Tennessee and bashed California on a recent podcast appearance.

The CEO's comments and her family's move have drawn some backlash. Some In-N-Out fans see it as a betrayal of the state that built her business.

Lynsi Snyder, the chief executive of In-N-Out Burger, has announced that she plans to move her family to Tennessee as the fast-food chain establishes a corporate office there, drawing a backlash in California, where her grandfather founded the company nearly 80 years ago.

In-N-Out CEO Lynsi Snyder is moving her family to Middle Tennessee, joining a growing number of Californians relocating for better business conditions, lower taxes, and family life.

In-N-Out owner and president Lynsi Snyder clarified comments she made about her plans to move her family to Tennessee, where her company is also expanding.

The iconic California burger chain In-N-Out has been one of the most requested fast food restaurants by Floridians. The CEO said it isn't happening.

This week, its billionaire owner and CEO, Lynsi Snyder, born and raised in California, said she will be trading her roots for a new life in Tennessee. Snyder shared her love for California, along with why she’s leaving, in a recent “Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey” podcast.

She also clarified that In-N-Out is not relocating its corporate headquarters to Tennessee or closing any California locations. Rather, In-N-Out is expanding with a new eastern territory office in Tennessee and moving its California headquarters from Irvine to Baldwin Park.