They're having an official registrar thing this week and the big South African wedding next week (I'm guessing Valentine's Day).
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Oh, of course! She's a romantic girlie! *claps hands*
For me, the saddest thing about the finances segment is not the fact she's being controlled by Cameron. But the fact that no one else clocked this in the comments. All of the 'girlies' in the comments talk about her crafts and silly things. But no other woman (except us here on Tattle) actually mentioned how dangerous it is to be a woman who doesn't take care of her own finances and leaves the fully control on her man. Feminism is dead with GenZ.
Yes, this is deeply worrying. It should be taught in schools how to manage your own finances for both girls and boys. I think she’s being really silly
I’ve just read a book about a NYC socialite. Her husband left her suddenly and she describes how she had gradually handed over all financial decisions/info to him (an investment banker). She had no idea in how much money he earned or what they owned. She was in a real fix when they split up 20 years later.
They're married!!
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I've watched a few more of her videos lately and I think she is quite harmless and inoffensive; and I do like her make-up recommendations. I still think it's a shame she gave up her corporate job as those day in the life videos were quite good and more relatable. I do have to say, these influencer types really do give too many personal details away, she lives local-ish to me and it took about 5 mins to work out exactly where she lives..
They also forget their house sales are all over Rightmove...
Just watched the latest one - my goodness, she doesn’t live in the real world AT ALL! What an overly privileged life she lives - she’s so unrelatable and becoming even more unbearable! Spoilt beyond belief!
She’s left the sphere of “relatability”. Now I think people watch her for escapism, which is a slippery slope because a lot of people would envy what a privileged live she lives. I also think it’s much harder to grow on YouTube when you lose the main characteristic you got popular for (hers was relatability and 9-5 work life).
Call me a cynic - and all of the comments on the wedding vlog are happy and positive - but they were already formally married in London on Valentine's Day, so why all this (incredibly over the top and very expensive) fuss in South Africa?!
I also think the groom could have been any rich professional she was with at the stage in her obvious life plan of married at 31, babies at 33 etc - it just happened to be Cameron.
I also think the groom could have been any rich professional she was with at the stage in her obvious life plan of married at 31, babies at 33 etc - it just happened to be Cameron.
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Yeah, she moved super quick with Cameron to stay pretty much on her timeline after that last guy dumped her!
I agree! It could have been anyone. She looks so much more into him (desperate for it to work), than he is. I believe that the bigger the wedding to less chance of success too.
I just watched the wedding vlog and her vows were so generic and booktok bland, Cameron seemed uncomfy
I'm late to the party, but last night I watched her wedding prep vlog. It's their life, it was their wedding, their money, their choices, but bloody hell, how much cash was thrown at this whole thing? All the stuff, all the pampering, everything seems so excessive.
Maybe it's just me, but we married on a shoestring and have been happily married for twenty years. Is all that stuff the norm these days?
Maybe it's just me, but we married on a shoestring and have been happily married for twenty years. Is all that stuff the norm these days?