Agreed. Nothing relatable about a mummy in a mansion
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Yes I've always thought this since she started showing more of her house during the renovations of those spare rooms upstairs (I think after Dubai gate). I think she'd love to fill her YouTube with videos of what's she's bought/what they've changed/her interior designer inspos etc but it would never fit into her relatable "saving up for this bag" schtick.
Until Dubai gate, and then either the mask had slipped so she indulged a little bit or she was trying the claw back subscribers that couldn't resist a nosey round her house. Either way I truly think it's all she's got left.
Doesn't want to show the kids? Great, good decision.
Wants to live a sustainable life/wardrobe? Can't cash in on hauls/af links.
Her merch jewellery brand? Bit of a sinker so no one's interested.
Home life/family vlogs? In laws put their foot down after the family business was trashed.
Her beauty content? Bit passé and not credible with the amount of brands are "her favourite" shilling one after the other.
I can't think of anything else she has but the manor house??
She called him Enzo? Did anyone have that in the sweepstakes?
Totally agree. She tempts people back with snippets of the house. It's the only thing that temps me. But even the simple tour she did of the nursery was revealing. She admitted that they didn't own many books and said that the shelving in the baby's room was their main book storage. It's like three shelves with books like Harry Potter and twilight. Not saying everyone needs to own loads of books at all, but she literally lives in a mansion. Also that toile wallpaper gives particularly strong colonizers vibes.
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lol I totally forgot she had another kid
What happened with the family business drama?
Car dealership CEO and popular beauty vlogger wife branded 'selfish and insensitive' for 'covering up' Dubai trip after 'making 300 staff redundant' - as she claims she 'didn't realise' it was against government adviceWhat happened with the family business drama?
Beauty vlogger slammed by fans after travelling to Dubai for Christmas
Fleur De Force, 32, is an award-winning beauty blogger with 1.38million YouTube subscribers, who lives in Northamptonshire with her husband Michael Bell, the CEO of AvailableCar
'and for the jobsworths who will give me shT about using the buggy' - Oh Christ, Fleur. So bloody defensive
Also not what jobsworth means...
Does she mean here, in which case she’s saying we’re in positions of (minor) authority? Oh Fleur you do flatter us…
If the next potshot is at ‘the pedants’ for her misuse or misunderstanding of jobsworth, she’s rumbled
As an aside - I’m guessing the word jobsworth comes up a lot in wealthy (esp new money) families - it translates to ‘our money/status has not allowed us to do whatever we want in this particular situation and we are being told so by someone on a low wage / of low status - how outrageous’.
If the next potshot is at ‘the pedants’ for her misuse or misunderstanding of jobsworth, she’s rumbled
As an aside - I’m guessing the word jobsworth comes up a lot in wealthy (esp new money) families - it translates to ‘our money/status has not allowed us to do whatever we want in this particular situation and we are being told so by someone on a low wage / of low status - how outrageous’.
Do you think they have two nannies at the moment? One for River, one for the baby when Fleur goes on a special mother daughter day with her (like yesterday)? I highly doubt that Mike looked after his four weeks old son by himself
When I used to be a nanny in London, the more wealthy families definitely had two nannies for a while after they had a newborn. Not every nanny is qualified to look after kids that little.
When I used to be a nanny in London, the more wealthy families definitely had two nannies for a while after they had a newborn. Not every nanny is qualified to look after kids that little.
Wait, why couldn’t he look after him by himself? Especially when it’s their 2nd child?Do you think they have two nannies at the moment? One for River, one for the baby when Fleur goes on a special mother daughter day with her (like yesterday)? I highly doubt that Mike looked after his four weeks old son by himself
When I used to be a nanny in London, the more wealthy families definitely had two nannies for a while after they had a newborn. Not every nanny is qualified to look after kids that little.
I couldn't agree more. I think this particular word/her general sentiments conveyed in this sentence are really revealing about what a smug, entitled madam this witch really is. She is such a cow and clearly holds her followers in disdain.Does she mean here, in which case she’s saying we’re in positions of (minor) authority? Oh Fleur you do flatter us…
If the next potshot is at ‘the pedants’ for her misuse or misunderstanding of jobsworth, she’s rumbled
As an aside - I’m guessing the word jobsworth comes up a lot in wealthy (esp new money) families - it translates to ‘our money/status has not allowed us to do whatever we want in this particular situation and we are being told so by someone on a low wage / of low status - how outrageous’.
Same reason rich people employ workers for all kinds of stuff: because they don’t want to do it and can pay others to. That doesn’t make him a bad father or lazy or whatever. I worked for rich people and it’s just their version of convenience, to have staff for the kids, the house, the garden etc.
In her stories from the other day Fleur mentioned she was not supposed to film in the theatre. So what did she do? Yup. Filmed in the theatre. She really thinks she's above the rules.
She posted this just before her 'jobsworth' comment.
She posted this just before her 'jobsworth' comment.
Where did she say that? Sorry, I missed it.
It was in her IG stories from a few days ago.
she didn’t use it in the right context. A jobsworth is someone who sticks doggedly to the rules and won’t even give an inch. So if you asked for an extra serving of milk at a cafe, and the server refused because he might get into trouble - “it’s more than my job’s worth.”
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