I laughed at her congratulating herself for walking 4km. Shows how little they do if she thinks that’s worthy of a mention. Just walking the school run twice a day here means my kids do that as a minimum
I laughed at her congratulating herself for walking 4km. Shows how little they do if she thinks that’s worthy of a mention. Just walking the school run twice a day here means my kids do that as a minimumThe fact that she thinks 4k(I don’t know if she means 4000 steps or 4km?) is a lot shows how inactive they are as a family. That’s about 2 miles or bit over, not far at all even for kids much younger than hers. Maybe I am biased because I don’t drive but my kids have been walking that far(and more) since they were toddlers. It’s only about 45 minutes of walking(being generous for Charlotte who gets out of breath shuffling from the kitchen to the sofa) which really isn’t enough exercise for kids or a young golden retriever who should be going on long walks or runs. Poor dog.
No way. It will be all her size 14 jeans she cant fit in anymore.Do we think she getting rid of her milk maid dresses
She keeps or the nice stuff for her and mark.I knew she wouldn’t be able to resist posting something like that about not doing much in the holidays. She is so predictable.
You don’t have to do something every day but all they have done is go to the cinema once, a free day at the zoo for her work and a couple of days in Wales which she cut short. Oh and they went to Primark in a Manchester for free stuff.
It’s really odd to me that she does nothing with them. No day trip to the seaside which is not that far, no museums(surely they might like to see the mummies at Manchester museum? No theatre trips even though she claims to love theatre, she claims she loves culture but didn’t visit the YaYoi Kusama exhibition that was really family friendly(and would have made good content), no visits to the usual kid places like trampolining/climbing/bowling/light railway, ,no national trust visit even though she claimed before that they go regularly, no visits to more interesting parks with a picnic and a ball or frisbee. Just the same sad dog walk and small playground in Poynton for her kids.
So she’s selling stuff that was gifted to her? I can’t bloody stand these “influencers”She was selling one of her beloved cupshe dresses. It’s sold now so can’t get a screenshot but it was the blue and white one she apparently loved!
Her nailsFucking hell look at the trotters.
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whos paying for the nail treatments she needs her money back!!
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Also a jacket was a size 16 thought she was 12/14…
Her foundation looks so yellow and doesn't match her chestMy eyes actually hurt. Truly there is no amount of NARS and CT that can hide the fact that she is very ugly.
Also I’d put money on her spending the £133 on herself (or steaks and cocktails for her and Frank) and not on her cash cow children. She is despicable.
completely agreeSelling stuff she has been gifted needs to be declared to HMRC. Not if she keeps the stuff but if she’s selling it’s seen as income.
kelsie border is another one. Lots of clothes gifted to her and her items all sold on vinted. I’ve since unfollowed her. Can’t stand these sneaky bitchescompletely agree
That was a chilling read.I’m just going to leave this here.
A moment that changed me: I stopped posting funny stories about my daughter – and she began to trust me again
For seven years I was a compulsive ‘sharent’, chronicling my daughter’s life on social media. Then she told me how much she hated it …www.theguardian.com
She should be declaring all gifted products to HMRC anyway, regardless of if she goes on to sell them. Gifted items that she promotes for a brand is a taxable entity, and she should be declaring them and paying tax.Selling stuff she has been gifted needs to be declared to HMRC. Not if she keeps the stuff but if she’s selling it’s seen as income.
Just awful. It's hideous how this applies to so many of these instatwats and yet they don't give a shiny shit.I’m just going to leave this here.
A moment that changed me: I stopped posting funny stories about my daughter – and she began to trust me again
For seven years I was a compulsive ‘sharent’, chronicling my daughter’s life on social media. Then she told me how much she hated it …www.theguardian.com
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