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I’ll have a side of plain tofu and a whole raw carrot with my burger and chips, please.
I’m vegan too and I’ll say it again they eat the weirdest, blandest foods lol
Holly was the first vegan I had really come across, and I thought that was the norm. I thought "gosh, how can they live like that and not get bored?"
My apologies to the vegans amongst us for my ignorance!
That's so harebrained - they're flying in the day they're supposed to compete? And they aspire to be professionals?!
Where is jt they're competing? Surely sitting in a plane for any amount of time isn't a great start to a fitness competition
They're already trying to penny pinch when they’re 3 months into what is supposed to be a 3 year project when I don’t see how they have any income for three years? Just madness.
I was thinking this myself. Travelling is tiring. I'm sure Warsaw has cheap accommodation somewhere.
Poland is super cheap!
I bet it's Angelo's idea to do this. And if he does poorly it'll be because he didn't sleep and was tired from travelling.
Yet another excuse for him to use
Do they track their macros? I'm not convinced they're getting enough protein. I usually see a bunch of carbs and veggies on their plates.
I think Holly assumed that they would be able to get brand deals fairly quickly which would supplement their income. Additionally, they are probably going to rent out the apartment they bought. I wonder if that was the plan from the beginning because buying an apartment together out of wedlock seemed like an astonishingly bad choice for Holly to make. That could also be part of the reason they didn't furnish it very much or decorate.
I'm pretty sure they said that they were renting out the flat in London, but they weren't getting much income from it. God knows, I assumed they were living off of their savings
Could be opening a can of worms here but I don't think buying somewhere out of wedlock is a bad choice if it's with a stable partner? You each own half either way if you put the same amount of deposit down and are joint owners. If anything, marriage makes things more difficult if you break up because then you have to go through the divorce process on top of it all
I would agree, I know a lot of people who live together but aren't married. It works absolutely perfectly for them! I honestly don't now what their relationship is like (nor do I care to, actuallyCould be opening a can of worms here but I don't think buying somewhere out of wedlock is a bad choice if it's with a stable partner? You each own half either way if you put the same amount of deposit down and are joint owners. If anything, marriage makes things more difficult if you break up because then you have to go through the divorce process on top of it all
).Guess it would depend how they hold the interest in the home. If they have separate shares (which I imagine is the case), then I think that's relatively normal. What's less normal is deciding to leave the house after 8 months when it was supposed to be their "dream". The whole thing was incredibly impulsive.Could be opening a can of worms here but I don't think buying somewhere out of wedlock is a bad choice if it's with a stable partner? You each own half either way if you put the same amount of deposit down and are joint owners. If anything, marriage makes things more difficult if you break up because then you have to go through the divorce process on top of it all
I might be wrong but I remember they said the rental income they were getting barely caused them to break even due to their mortgage payments. When Holly's channel was dying off and her new content is only getting 200 likes or so on average, I don't know how she thought she'd get someone to sponsor her.
I imagine she did manage to save up a substantial chunk from her YouTube days and Angelo probably had some. Her family aren't poor either, so I would think they're contributing something too. I'll be amazed if it's enough to keep them going for three years with no form of employment though.
Genuinely not to make Holly anxious on the off chance she reads these threads, but what is the long game do we think?
I'm possibly a bit of a contrarian to some of you, but I think Hyrox might have worked out for them if they had actually thought about it just a tiny bit more. Equally, I don't think she should have been so quick to abandon her own channel. I genuinely think with a bit of thought, she could have retained something of an audience - despite a natural drop off, as is the case with study tubers when they're no longer in education.
And of course, she left Ali - which I'm certain she could have continued with alongside Hyrox (income!).
I love the ambition, and it's truly one of the more interesting decisions she has made. But I do wonder what the plan is if this doesn't work out as quickly as she hopes... or at all?
I'm possibly a bit of a contrarian to some of you, but I think Hyrox might have worked out for them if they had actually thought about it just a tiny bit more. Equally, I don't think she should have been so quick to abandon her own channel. I genuinely think with a bit of thought, she could have retained something of an audience - despite a natural drop off, as is the case with study tubers when they're no longer in education.
And of course, she left Ali - which I'm certain she could have continued with alongside Hyrox (income!).
I love the ambition, and it's truly one of the more interesting decisions she has made. But I do wonder what the plan is if this doesn't work out as quickly as she hopes... or at all?
Living together is great. Buying property together unmarried is not. Especially if only one partner is on the deed but both are paying which may or may not be the case here.I would agree, I know a lot of people who live together but aren't married. It works absolutely perfectly for them! I honestly don't now what their relationship is like (nor do I care to, actually
If you buy together, the solicitors draw up what the agreement is on the deed, the problem comes if only one person has bought and the other actively contributes toward the mortgage, which is less common in unmarried couples tbh, young people are a bit more clued up about this now due to a variety of factors, I think both of them own it, so not a problem, as both are liable and will have a record of what the % share is for sale if they invested different amounts at the start.
it’s much easier to get divorced (if you don’t have many assets or kids) than it is to sell/get out of a house.