She looks like a 70 year old model here. The type brands like L'Oréal use in their ads targeting the older generation. Before she started messing with her face, like even 5 years ago, she looked so fresh and pretty. Filled lips can really age some people. I agree with others the dropping isn't normal and is definitely cause for concern, features don't just naturally droop on one side for nothing. I hope she gets it investigated if she hasn't alreadyHer crooked mouthView attachment 1895479
This sounds like an MLM product pitchHer crooked mouthView attachment 1895479
She’s definitely a cautionary tale.Why is her mouth like that? Is it just because of filler ? Bad filler or can any filler end up that way? (Can you tell I've been thinking about getting it lol)
If you look at her old videos (purple hair days) she has always had this issue, but it's become significantly worse and more noticeable. Likely due to the large dental veneers, lip filler and general aging. Hopefully not a neurological issue.Why is her mouth like that? Is it just because of filler ? Bad filler or can any filler end up that way? (Can you tell I've been thinking about getting it lol)
Tbh though- if I’d bought one of those bags or thought about buying one I’d want proof that the money had gone to charity. Most of them are shady about their charitable donations. Most of them claim to donate money from selling stuff and then have second resale accounts where they sell the bulk of their stuff without having to actually give to charity.Wow her donation story…. I have no words
Kindness in silence speaks volumes, gloating about it does not
Can’t do a good thing just for her own gratitude and ego, has to share with everyone, just screams “look at me”
The interesting thing is the amount. Didn't she say that she was donating 10k and the other 10k would come from selling her bags? So, either she made 10k exactly from selling the bags (unlikely), she made less and has topped it up herself, or she made more and used it to subsidise her own donation...Tbh though- if I’d bought one of those bags or thought about buying one I’d want proof that the money had gone to charity. Most of them are shady about their charitable donations. Most of them claim to donate money from selling stuff and then have second resale accounts where they sell the bulk of their stuff without having to actually give to charity.
I’ll rip influenzas for most stuff but 20k to charity is a huge amount of money. I genuinely do not know of any others who’ve done this. She can’t win with this, either she posts about it or people will say she mustn’t have donated the money.
I can’t believe she might have made £40k on selling handbags she most likely got for FREE.The interesting thing is the amount. Didn't she say that she was donating 10k and the other 10k would come from selling her bags? So, either she made 10k exactly from selling the bags (unlikely), she made less and has topped it up herself, or she made more and used it to subsidise her own donation...
This! So much this!I can’t believe she might have made £40k on selling handbags she most likely got for FREE.
Like I’m sorry, but donate ya own money from ya own working income. The other thing is that she’s sold these free handbags to subscribers (most likely), but SHE gets the donation tax benefit?! Nope.
Sure, we all love a little tax deductionI think the donation is a kind gesture and more than a lot of people would do in the circumstances.
What's the other option though? Just keep hoarding more and more of those free bags and not donate anything? Personally I respect that she organized the sale and made a considerable donation.I can’t believe she might have made £40k on selling handbags she most likely got for FREE.
Like I’m sorry, but donate ya own money from ya own working income. The other thing is that she’s sold these free handbags to subscribers (most likely), but SHE gets the donation tax benefit?! Nope.
Sell the bags via consignment anonymously, then donate the money anonymouslyWhat's the other option though? Just keep hoarding more and more of those free bags and not donate anything? Personally I respect that she organized the sale and made a considerable donation.
Someone will probably suggest that she should've donated the bags, but money is much more valuable to a charity organization. It would be hard to donate the bags (for example) to her viewers in a way that people would get a specific bag they'd actually use - many would probably end up selling the bags forward anyway. Whereas by selling the bags she ensured they'd go to someone who really wants the bag.
Sell the bags via consignment anonymously, then donate the money anonymouslyThe bags will sell regardless. I just have a personal issue with her selling bags she got for free to her followers (and probably charging more than consignment), then turning around and getting a tax benefit from the donation of money that arguably isn’t really hers to begin with. It would be way more altruistic for her to donate her own money rather than her followers’ money, but that’s just my opinion. She’s essentially an intermediary - she didn’t spend the money on the bags initially, but she’s making money when she sells them, and gets the tax benefit from the donation on top of that. So she’s out £0 of her own money, but she’s made a fair chunk. How charitable is that?
No doubt it’s great Save the Children is getting the money (although I’m positive there are other, smaller orgs that could put the money to use but that’s just my former nonprofit worker self talking).
Her increasing facial drop has been a topic of discussion prior to Covid, and certainly prior to vaccine rollout.Bell’s palsy is a known side effect of the covid vaccine - temp paralysis/drooping of the face which can last for a few days up to months and months. I’ve always wondered if it’s that as I’d never noticed it years ago? Either way, worth getting checked out.
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