Alexandremiwren

[IllBredHen]

I hope the council say no to the fence, just to piss her off

I was thinking this earlier

 

[panpan1]

Maybe the council couldn’t get rid of the house as there was so much work to be done that most people can’t afford to get done especially in such a fast timeline ?

 

[Lettuce]

100% that is not the new sofa. You can see the stains she was trying to get out of it the other day. Why lie about it? Makes you wonder what else she lies about doesn’t it?

 

[Aussie]

I forgot she was gifted a new chair too! Luckily she didn't shell out actual cash for it, it will make it sting less

 

[Baabaablacksheep320]

How much does someone like her take in? I wish influencers had to specify their commission or paid posts / gifts.

 

[jay.dee]

Was so easy to find her baby dad on Facebook. Stupid girl.

You’re right! He isn’t what I imagined

 

[BearOnChair]

I think she's bought it or something similar like rent to buy, even just little things like calling the neighbours 'renters' disparagingly.

Might be housing association part ownership.

 

[Squirrel3009]

I tried to find her companies house but clearing not googling the right things

 

[Fairy xoxo]

Why does Minnie and Remi talk the exact same in their voice overs who's copying who?

 

[lisaaaah]

the expensive rug was #gifted about when they moved in. The rest’s bought though and makes no sense. A lot get a budgeting loan for the flooring or white goods (it’s how I carpeted my council house) but this is well beyond the scope of that.

Oh I didn’t realise that the rug was gifted. I got a grant for £812 years and years ago when I first got my house and I had to fight for that, I think it’s still around the same amount on UC for budgeting advances. She was only at her dads for 6 months so it makes no sense how she managed to save thousands for everything.
She said she had a similar story to her friend that she posted on insta yesterday, and her friends story is about escaping DV, so that’s probably what Alex did to get her house so quickly. I wonder if she got some kind of compensation from the criminal injury place due to being attacked through domestic violence?

My cousin got £1700 years ago after her ex punched her in the eye to stop her leaving, and she had to have 7 stitches in her eyebrow and has a scar from it. This was back in 2001/2002 though so I have no idea if you can still make claims for DV injuries.

 

[invisiblelady]

Over 4 grand for getting her patio and fences done! Is she shitting money!?! As someone who works full time there's no way I could afford that!

Baring in mind she's already "purchased" the tiles

 

[Offish]

Explain to me what the point is in buying a cream sofa with a toddler then just throwing throws all over it to protect it when she has literally just posted a video of her cleaning her old sofa to gift to someone else which she states in that video she didn’t look after it, so she sure as hell ain’t looking after this 1. I can wait until this lazy cunt is forced to her a real job again and her fucking decorating skills are truly shocking lol

It wasn’t even her cleaning it was it??

 

[Sandisocks]

So glad there is a thread for this little beg!!
Questions:
I saw a comment that she lives in Doncaster - is this true?
Also who is Minnie and what is their Instagram please?

Also plastic grass? She might have money but she has no bloody taste.

 

[louderforthecheapseats]

No you can. If you’re on a lifetime tenancy you can apply to do work. They won’t pay for it though

 

[BearOnChair]

I've often thought that

Maybe an ex council house that she's been a bit economical with the truth about.

 

[Allthatglitters666]

She’s so bloody scruffy too. Her dads was always loppy but I thought she would look after her own property.

 

[Squirrel3009]

Ooh there will be a pass agg reply to this on its way!

Or it'll just be deleted.

 

[melonsandlemons]

I don’t see how she will be able to get a mortgage any time soon either given she’s got an IVA.

And no stable income…

 

[whoareyouu]

£160 for a weekly food shop from Asda for one adult and a 16 month old? That she then throws most of away because she turned her fridge down?!

The majority of that food was salvageable. Then when a commenter, who is a nurse, says that she wouldn’t be able to afford to throw away a months worth of food, she nastily replies…
‘but then you would get food poisoning and wouldn’t be able to work and therefore lose money. Put your health first!’

Oh and she also manages to beg for a new fridge by saying she’s lost trust in this one, despite the fact that it wasn’t a faulty fridge, it was her accidentally turning the dial down.

I do my food shopping at M&S and it costs nowhere near that for a weeks shop for two adults.

 

[Scar14]

Interesting!

Something doesn't add up then. I worked in that city in a role where I support women in similar situations to what she suggests on social media. Most of them are in temporary accommodation or hostels. Her story doesn't add up. She must have been on the property list a lot longer than she's implying.

The screenshot obviously shows it's a council property, but her living situation prior to this house wouldn't get her a house that fast.

I live in Doncaster, I was put on the list in August and got a house in December. I wasn’t in temp accom, was classed as homeless but was living with my ex in a bad situation