Exactly this. Maybe if she had an actual job and was out of the house 8+ hours a day you could understand the need for it but she literally does shite-all.
Her recent ad stories for Hey Estrid razors were nice but meh… it could be from any influencer. Zero character
Massive beg for sandals. As if this is a full days ‘work’ for herOn the beg for some sandals I see
Does she make any real money? (Am I being incredibly naive and she’s actually rolling in it?). I cannot believe that after faffing around looking at sandals (and BTW those ones on Net A Porter towards the end of the ‘beg’ were nothing short of hideous IMO) for half the day yesterday her mum was doing her washing and ironing! I would be mortified if this was me - I’m quite sure her mum has better things to do than a laundry service for a grown up daughter who just seems to prioritise her time selfishly.
She makes money from courses and used to be a lecturer and has various advertising deals which net her enough to blag her way through life. Her husband earns a fairly good wage through being in TV/films.
She has posted before about being ill (PCO?) and I think a childhood illness. Mummy owns a designer dress shop and most likely panders to Charlotte’s whinges about not coping (despite June being in nursery/at school etc), her husband also works away from home a lot and always did but that’ll be another Reason why Cracklin gets so hot and sweaty and whinges “I can’t cope with this adulting shizzle!”
I’m sure she’s not “rolling in it” per se but her family aren’t poor but any stretch - Jack’s side maybe a bit less well off and probably don’t pander to their in-law daughter’s whims as much as Jack does.
What’s interesting about Cracklin and some other millennials of similar ages and classes I know of is they’re all quite similar in outsourcing childcare to parents (Whether this is actual childcare or offloading kids regularly onto parents for a well deserved “night out”), documenting their lives on Instagram etc, they really do seem quite immature compared to some other people and it’s okayed by society so they keep doing it. Whereas in the past parents would do it all themselves with little or no parental help. You’d think in Cracklin’s case as she earns so much money she’d hire a cleaner to clean/iron but obviously she either doesn’t wish to pay money to do this and employ someone locally or thinks it’s ok to use her mum’s time to do this instead. I’d be embarrassed to do this.
I disagree, I think in the past even MORE familial childcare was the norm. Now, grandparents are older and more affluent (therefore travelling and going on their own nights out) & less likely to want to look after grandchildren for extended time.
Well we obviously beg to differ here then! I’m just saying how it seems to be in my own circles.
