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rainbowlemon

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I remember seeing another influencer's husband (Hungermama) doing the same cryptic thing, before it was announced it was a divorce.
Interesting. Given that youtube has obviously been a large part of their income, I assume that they are now trying to work through how their branding and income for previous vlog views works. Jammerill Stewart had/ still has the same issue separating from her husband - he wasn't on camera much however he seems to have done most of the behind the scenes/ childcare/ running the household etc so she could be. For JS it has turned into an absolute mess.
Oh I used to watch a few Jammerill Stewart videos. The last one was when she had the last baby. Didn't know they separated.
 

Director of Mugs

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Sounds like Ro has gone back to work.

At least he is earning a regular income. I get Chloe's social media work, most likely earned some decent money, but at least with Ro he knows exactly what he is getting paid and gets leave etc.





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kittylola

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Insta stories keep mentioning that specifically Ro is taking the kids out whilst she stays at home. Such an odd thing to keep mentioning.
She is obviously aware of people wondering what's happening and is probably teasing to keep people watching.
 

Nosymum

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Just to clarify with Jammerill - it was alleged that he was physically abusive to one of the kids on one occassion (Not sure if it was proven or not). She has also suggested a long list of things since her separation, but not once has she ever said anything concrete. I am absolutely not saying that any form of abuse is acceptable, however with Jammerill it is very hard to work out what the truth is in the situation.
Interesting I did wonder as it all seemed rather confusing. Thank you for clarifing.
 

kittylola

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Maybe government benefits should stop increasing after a certain amount of children although it seems unfair on the children as it's not their fault.
Maybe at least one parent should have to work if a family has a lot of children.
It shouldn't be a free ride if you chose to have a large family and aren't working so claim benefits.
I have no idea what the Australian benefit system is like though.
I do think parents (in all countries) should be encouraged to work and provide for the children they chose to have rather than living off benefits.
I've probably annoyed people now so i'll be quiet 🙂
 

Bizziebody

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There's another big family in Australia on youtube and they have 14 kids but a few of them are adults / have moved out and they actually go to school rather than homeschool (still don't agree with having that many kids), I wonder if Chloe will be similar or if she would stop at 12, or keep going until she can't get pregnant anymore
Does the other family live in Toowoomba in Queensland?