Charlotteee
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You’re so right. Most of their “challenges” are not challenges at all.Im getting fed up with these "challenge" videos. we get it youre wealthy, we get that you like to flaunt and overspend on things but I believe it is so damaging to the children. Mia looks back at her past in Gran Canaria etc and just laughs. She doesnt laugh because she was a child but she laughs at how she got no presents at xmas or how they had to share an advent calendar. She finds it funny because now she gets anything and everything she wants. Her face on her recent instagram post literally shows it all. Her massive ego and wealth is too much for her. Staying in the savoy is not a challenge, neither is eating pizza in a tent in the back garden. Children watch these vlogs and probably wonder why they dont get that many presents on xmas like family fizz do, or they try and act like Mia (god help their parents) which is damaging.
- Staying in a $3000 hotel?
- Letting your Tesla decide what you eat for 24 hours?
- Buying whatever you want as long as it starts with the first letter in your name?
- Buying whatever you want as long as it’s in one colour?
- Taking your step-dad’s credit card for 24 hours?
The bragging is unreal. Putting ‘$3000 hotel’ into the title of the video is disgusting. They have lost touch with reality for sure