Mum of 3 in possibly the most chaotic family on social media…
His background is LebaneseIndy’s husband, Ben Azar, is from Warren in NSW and I’ll make an educated guess that he is a Ngiyambaa man. Palm Beach is a loooong way from Warren. I wonder if Ben misses his country?
I find it fascinating that there is no mention of Ben or the children’s Aboriginality on her grid. His family aren’t shown in the wedding photos. The children don’t have even a culturally appropriate middle name. And it doesn’t appear his daughters have been to meet their family in Warren.
Palm Beach is very white bread and Indy is still very young. Her parenting is incredibly immature. I wonder if she feels being married to an Aboriginal man doesn’t fit her brand? Isn’t aspirational enough? I could have it all wrong, of course.
I’m calling it now that this is an influencer relationship that won’t go the distance, no matter how many dear little Koori babies she pops out.
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And I possibly do have it wrong as Azar is an Arabic surname.
I saw that too, the TINY writing on her storyAlso this trip is gifted it’s been tagged as gifted once in writing so small I needed a bloody microscope to read it.
Also I’m annoyed as hell that cancer council paid her to do ads they are the exact people they are trying to educate so her sun safety lasted the full 5 minutes the ad did. What a joke
Re being glued to the phone I’ve often thought about how long it takes her to edit everything together too. I tried to get into making tik toks (cringe) and omg the amount of time it took to cut and crop videos, put together etc. Gave up. Plus she replies to lots of comments. She would truly be on her phone all day.The fact that she films so much tells me she is barely engaged with her children throughout the day and not meeting their needs, which would perfectly explain why they are so bratty. Like for her to catch everything on camera that she does, she would be glued to her phone, plus every time her husband posts clips of her she has her phone in her hand. I’m truly concerned for anyone who watches her and thinks she’s relatable. I come from a huge family, I’m talking 3+ kids in every family (six families all up) and none one them have ever been that chaotic. Yes, kids will be kids but they learn from being corrected and having boundaries in place, none of which we see from Indy. I’m dying to see her just give her poor kids a big hug, read them a book and tuck them into bed as much as I dislike her husband, the kids (B especially) seem to be more calm around him when Indy’s not around
It’s weird to me you’re just guessing that he’s indigenous when neither of them have said that and getting mad at them for not doing things you think First Nations people should do like giving them “culturally appropriate” middle names. Like what?Indy’s husband, Ben Azar, is from Warren in NSW and I’ll make an educated guess that he is a Ngiyambaa man. Palm Beach is a loooong way from Warren. I wonder if Ben misses his country?
I find it fascinating that there is no mention of Ben or the children’s Aboriginality on her grid. His family aren’t shown in the wedding photos. The children don’t have even a culturally appropriate middle name. And it doesn’t appear his daughters have been to meet their family in Warren.
Palm Beach is very white bread and Indy is still very young. Her parenting is incredibly immature. I wonder if she feels being married to an Aboriginal man doesn’t fit her brand? Isn’t aspirational enough? I could have it all wrong, of course.
I’m calling it now that this is an influencer relationship that won’t go the distance, no matter how many dear little Koori babies she pops out.
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And I possibly do have it wrong as Azar is an Arabic surname.
Yep that was her! I didn’t follow her back then but it seemed like bizarre behaviour. I can’t imagine her doing anything like that now- she often shows the children looking a bit dirty like little kids often do and with their hair and clothes messy etc. Can’t imagine why anyone would photoshop sweet little (demons) kids!Wasnt Indy the influencer who was photoshopping a mole off Navy's face when he was a baby?
gurl do you still have time then delete this - cos this is wild. what the actual duck are you on aboutIndy’s husband, Ben Azar, is from Warren in NSW and I’ll make an educated guess that he is a Ngiyambaa man. Palm Beach is a loooong way from Warren. I wonder if Ben misses his country?
I find it fascinating that there is no mention of Ben or the children’s Aboriginality on her grid. His family aren’t shown in the wedding photos. The children don’t have even a culturally appropriate middle name. And it doesn’t appear his daughters have been to meet their family in Warren.
Palm Beach is very white bread and Indy is still very young. Her parenting is incredibly immature. I wonder if she feels being married to an Aboriginal man doesn’t fit her brand? Isn’t aspirational enough? I could have it all wrong, of course.
I’m calling it now that this is an influencer relationship that won’t go the distance, no matter how many dear little Koori babies she pops out.
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And I possibly do have it wrong as Azar is an Arabic surname.
Can’t imagine what an uneducated guess would begurl do you still have time then delete this - cos this is wild. what the actual duck are you on about
Boy, am I glad I wasn’t the only one reading that thinking WTAFgurl do you still have time then delete this - cos this is wild. what the actual duck are you on about
Same here lol. She’s mentioned her family is Italian and his is Lebanese. That whole paragraph was craaaazy.Boy, am I glad I wasn’t the only one reading that thinking WTAF