I frankly ask myself why on earth do they buy the places on the first place? I mean it‘s okay to personalise it according to their taste but change everything.. it‘s not well thought financially despite them having disposable income and getting freebies. It‘s just stupid.. but again, they are no Marie Curies, just happened to have some luck in life.Did any of you catch Freddy’s new flat tour? Like Josie, she’s planning on ripping out every single “silver” nickel plated bathroom, hardware and metal thing in the house and replacing it with GOLD. Lol. Sound familiar?
If you live in the area we are neighbours although we won't be for long (I will be moving soon - not because of Josie - I don't care about her that much). People have been grumbling about them or at least they have to me - probably depends which person you are talking to when. Village is pretty enough but not the nicest place I have ever lived or seen. People on this thread have not been disrespectful to the village at all - they are merely pointing out it is not the end all or be all of places to reside in or visit - which I am sure you will agree is a very fair point.Hi all. Please don’t take this the wrong way and I am by know means standing up for Josie and Charlie (you are entitled to your own opinion) but as someone who lives in Brailes Village there is no truth in this statement from what I am aware of. 1. We walk along the footpath past their house quite often and yes there are deliveries but with lockdown this is the same as most lanes so nothing out of the ordinary. There is also never much noise when we go past.
2. Yes there is a lot of property movement in the village at the moment but this is the same everywhere since the government temporarily stopped stamp duty and there has been no houses for sale or sold within close vicinity of The Old Rectory.
3. No one in the village has even mentioned Josie and Charlie to us much and we know a lot of the villagers some of which live in the lane leading to their house so I don’t think they have made a bad impression on the village and there is no reference to ‘Them in the big house’.
4. With regards to ‘them in the big house’ there are several houses in the village of similar size to theirs and some larger so ‘them in the big house’ would not be a helpful way to talk references Josie and Charlie in conversation.
5. They have always been very polite whenever we have spoken to them and they support a lot of local businesses and I would rather Josie and Charlie in the village to other Londoners who buy up smaller cottages as second homes which are left empty for most of the time and barely support local businesses. (Some of whom have been breaking lockdown rules throughout COVID)
Finally can I just say that I find it very disrespectful the way the village is discussed. It is actually a very beautiful area which I only realised how special it is after going to Uni in and around London. I agree there are many beautiful areas in this country including the Lake District (I have visited) and across the world. Film and photography just don’t do the scenery justice.
Apologies for the long post but I hope this helps to clear some points made on this feed up.
I hear you and agree she is sooo undeserving. I do want to say, her life looks incredible on camera but I assure you it’s really not. She only lives through a lens instead of actually living. Everyday is a show for the flog-a-thon. Her relationship isn’t even all that great on camera, so I can’t even imagine the bickering off camera.What annoys me is that I’m struggling to save up money, my family are falling apart, we may have to move to another house, may lose a third of my things. Not employed yet, not in a relationship, gained weight. I’m miserable.
Why is it some people can buy Dior coats, all piles of useless shit they don’t need and flaunt their big houses, relationship and just everything good in your face when they’re so undeserving?
Christ
PETAL GATEIt worked, I was outraged at #petalgate, too. Well, then she overdid it, with throwing him under the bus and I had a revaluation of my thoughts about their dynamic. The petals fell from my eyes.
That new hair just makes her look like Kathy BurnsThe new hair makes her look a hundred years old.
His main job is 'Houseboy' to Lady Muck. In his spare time he likes to pose with a shepherds crook, wearing a flat cap, skintight jeans that look like leggings - whilst leaning moodily on a fence and gazing cross-eyed into the distance!Ok Im pretty new to watching. Her boyfriend does alot of Mansplaining. What's his job? Is he a vlogger too like Ali is with Lydia?
I predict her next outfit:Perfect outfit for going to the hairdressers for a dye jobbie. No doubt gave the other customers a good laugh though!
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Hi all. Please don’t take this the wrong way and I am by know means standing up for Josie and Charlie (you are entitled to your own opinion) but as someone who lives in Brailes Village there is no truth in this statement from what I am aware of. 1. We walk along the footpath past their house quite often and yes there are deliveries but with lockdown this is the same as most lanes so nothing out of the ordinary. There is also never much noise when we go past.It is that bad for those in the near vicinity, I hear. To the point that people are considering selling up. Sad, as these are village folk who have lived in the village for years. People in the village talk about 'them in the big house' and are wondering when they will get peaceful country living back.